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Ivy and Vines: Attribute or Detriment? | Old House Web
Ivy and vines can be found on numerous old buildings. While they may look attractive, they can spell danger for old buildings. The Problem: Ivy and Vines Attached to Your Home Whether built of masonry or wood, old buildings will likely suffer from being covered with vegetation. Ivy and some vines can become a dense mat that traps moisture in the walls. Read more…
How to Kill Vines Growing on a House | Home Guides | SF Gate
Some vines, such as Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) and English ivy (Hedera helix), easily climb and cling onto masonry, stone and other types of siding. Read more…
Vines | Better Homes & Gardens
With vines, you can go up, up, up — along walls, trellises, or other structures. It's a way to save gardening ground, as well as add beauty in unexpected but welcome spaces. Vines can be annual or perennial, and both have a place in the garden. Read more…
