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English ivy may be pleasing to the eye, but when it quietly creeps across the ground and up trees and buildings, it can leave extreme damage in its wake. The small, suction cup-like "holdfasts" with which ivy attaches to vertical surfaces are strong enough to rip off chunks of bark or paint. Killing ivy without causing further damage to your property requires cutting the vines, rolling them back and mulching them to make sure they won't take root again. | English ivy may be pleasing to the eye, but when it quietly creeps across the ground and up trees and buildings, it can leave extreme damage in its wake. The small, suction cup-like "holdfasts" with which ivy attaches to vertical surfaces are strong enough to rip off chunks of bark or paint. Killing ivy without causing further damage to your property requires cutting the vines, rolling them back and mulching them to make sure they won't take root again. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
