Creeping Vines On House
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How to Kill Vines Growing on a House | Home Guides | SF Gate
Climbing or creeping vines can quickly take over structures and desirable landscape plants, flowers and shrubs. Some vines, such as Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) and English ivy… Read more…
Problems With Creeping Vines | Home Guides | SF Gate
Creeping vines like ivy and Virginia creeper use tiny rootlets or disks that are like suction cups to attach themselves to walls. These and the moisture that becomes trapped behind the vines can… Read more…
How to Remove Vines from House Siding | Hunker
Creeping vines may add charm — until they block your view completely. Creeping vines clinging to the side of a home aren't always a problem. You've probably seen an old stone or brick house covered with ivy. On these houses, the ivy can actually be beneficial, especially if the side of the house on which they are growing gets plenty of sun. Read more…
