Variegated Porcelain Vine (Ampelopsis brevipednuculata 'Elegans') is a perennial vine most often described as "spectacular." Named for the unique porcelain-like finish of its berries, its leaves are medium green "splashed" with white. It grows vigorously in any well-drained soil to 25 feet tall and climbs by tendrils. The vine bears creamy white flowers in midsummer and the berries in the fall. The berries change color from lavender to turqoise to blue to black, with several colors appearing at once in a single cluster. Its variegation is best in part shade, but the fruiting is best in full sun.