English ivy's ability to grow in full shade and tolerate drought has made it a popular ground cover choice for years. You must keep in mind that as a vine, it will grab onto and grow up any ...

It’s quite pretty when it grows up a wall or covers an otherwise unsightly fence, but it is not well-behaved. I’ve seen it used as a ground cover, but the lower vines become woody, and it ends ...

"It holds up very well, it's better than natural stuff," said Mike Lyster, spokesman for the city of Anaheim, which has been using the vines as a graffiti deterrent and landscaping tool since 2012.

WASHINGTON - Vines can be trained onto almost any structure - deck, porch, shed, pergola, wall, fence, pole or arbor. The type of climber being trained determines how it should be attached. Plants ...

Poison ivy has a lot of imposters. So, avoid a close encounter of the worst kind by learning to distinguish it from non-toxic look-alikes. If leaflets of three are to be let be, then let leaflets ...