I know many dismiss it as 'supermarket' ivy, but crack yourself on, it does have some good qualities. Sold as a pot plant, but is pretty hardy outside. Fine for ground cover. These two were both sold as Mint Kolibri. This vine-like ivy is quite variable even on one specimen.
Some leaves are trilobate, and others tend towards the seven lobes.
Jester's Gold is so called because of the resemblance of the leaf to a jester's tricorn. The more sun the plant receives, the more variegation. I was rather suspicious of the name as the label proclaimed it as 'Jester's Gold tm '. This made me reach for my Peter Q. Rose. Still, whatever it's called it's rather different and a good climber.