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the ground and getting everywhere. I think it all depends on the ivy involved. I had one growing up the front of the house and I removed it. It was one with enormous leaves and, to me, not very attractive, but a smaller leaved version would have been okay. I by Anne Wareham

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28/11/2011 18:44:12

by elsie123

Ivy

I am looking to plant a vigorous growing ivy that will provide shelter for birds and insects and has lots of good berries. Any suggestions would be very welcome as I am not having much luck in garden centres! Thanks it sounds ridiculous, but I by Sandra 3

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14/02/2012 16:17:15

by Emma Crawforth

ID on tree and accompanying Ivy please

millions of little ones popping up all over. It also has what I assume is IVY growing all the way up it and that is taking over Could you ID please and tell me if either is worth keeping :-/ Picture needed. I dropped the crystal ball earlier. Doh by NickyB

12/06/2013 19:47:52

by Silver surfer

Do you fancy an ivy covered wall?

about it, or even helping to get assistance.We all get the neighbours we deserve. You can't always blame the neighbours. My 95 year old neighbour (disabled) has a lot of ivy growing up the back of her house. I know this woman very well but in spite by sotongeoff

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13/07/2012 16:56:41

by Supernanauna

ground cover plants

i have a north facing small garden covered with pea shingle i am after ground cover seeds that i can grow on any ideas please Hi nip, try ivy, dog violet, vinca, and cranesbill geraniums. These are all low growing and grow happily in shade. Best by nip

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25/02/2012 00:15:20

by L0la

ivy

chloride (sold under brand name of Root Out or you can buy just as the chemical). Cover with a plastic bag if rain is forecast. That'll kill it! Nothing else will grow there for at least 6 months though. When you remove the ivy from your wall the best tool by sharon buckingham

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25/05/2012 20:20:46

by Linda Davies

Killing Ivy in a Hedge

A friend has recommended " Growing Sucess Organics Ltd " as a supplier of "Ivy Killer Gel " Its to get rid of ivy at trhe bottom of my / neighbours hedge ? Anyone used it please My husband who hates Ivy with intensity has just removed (wearing by NewBoy2

09/10/2012 17:09:09

by Busy-Lizzie

Threadbare Laurel

I have recently removed a LOT of ivy from a large laurel hedge and am now left with a very threadbare skeleton. Will the leaves of the laurel grow back in all the right places, or do I need to prune it to stimulate growth? I'd hack it right back by adam450

07/02/2013 18:27:45

by Busy-Lizzie

How to cover a slope with ivy cuttings

I have ivy growing locally in the hedges and trees beside my house - if I snip off little cuttings with the roots and plant them directly onto a stoney/grass slope in my garden will they grow? This area is unsightly and I wish for the ivy to take by DONS1979

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21/02/2013 19:43:39

by chilli lover

Is ivy a good thing or a bad thing?

that it'll become a serious nuisance and almost impossible to remove. Hate Ivy. Hate hate hate. Our next door neighbour (the one that's a bit of a nutter) has it growing on his wall and over the garden wall, I'm forever chopping it back, trying to leave by Blueboots

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21/05/2013 15:25:35

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