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| hi all!
i have a question in regards to ivy and/or varigated ivy. i am wishing to plant ivy in a bed along our house that is 4' x 40'. my question is, is there an ivy that "doesn't" have little sucker feet that stick to walls??? it's okay if they climb, wrapping themselves around something i just don't want these guys making marks along our walls. if there isn't:
thanks so much in advance for your time and relies!
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| All ivy has the 'clingfasts' that mark walls. The only way to keep it off the wall is constant vigilence! |
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| HI there all. I have a green with white edge varigated house plant ivy. It's been really healthy until the other day i noticed the end of the leaves are turning pink. I am bummed b/c i trained this ivy to go around something and it looks like i am gonna lose it. My first thought is like spider plant take out side and rince it down, but i havent a clue if it's as hardy. ANY SUGGESTIONS?????? i tried doing an internet search and all i came up with is poison ivy (sigh). ANyone has any information i'd be so greatly appreciated. God Bless |
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