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by LMT on August 04, 2005 03:53 PM
It's a killer but it looks nice. Just cut it back so it doesn't overtake anything and you should be alright.
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by BFVISION on August 06, 2005 06:32 AM
Depending on the extent of the ivy growth, I would remove as much as possible because it will rapidly move to other areas and smother out the trees.
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by mrsmessy on August 06, 2005 10:06 AM
When we moved to our home (also north of Atlanta) one of the neighbors had just planted English Ivy to cover a slope. After 10 years it had filled 3 backyards. One neighbor tried to kill it with weed killer and ended up killing 3 trees - the ivy is still there. We agressively mow it and that seems to work as well as anything.
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I actually have more than one question but the first is, Is the English Ivy going to kill the trees and should we have it removed? And if it is going to kill the trees how do I remove it?
I would be appreciate any help. =)