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hedera ivy leeanna

Posted by cruiser07 indiana (My Page) on
Fri, Nov 20, 09 at 21:45

would like to know how to get the ivy to fill in and get fuller at top. right now all its doing is growing new small leaves at the ends. if it needs fertilizer what kind and lighting also its indoor all winter. i think it got frost bit before i brought it in the house, also want to know if its harmful to animals


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RE: hedera ivy leeanna

Not harmful to animals. The distance between leaves is controld by amount of light low light = greater distance, the plant as it grows produces "small leaves" at first but then they continue to increase in size..... over fertilization will result in rapid growth & give the appearence of being open...


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RE: hedera ivy leeanna

You probably are aware that most types of ivy are considered to be very invasive in many areas. Having been on ivy pulls in some of our parks,(back breaking work!) I always advise people now to plant something else instead. Among recommended plants are salal, deer fern or epimedium.


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