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18th November 10:55
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virginia creeper (virginia have old)
I have a Virginia Creeper vine that is about 6 years old. Should I just let
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18th November 10:55
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virginia creeper (virginia)
How is it being trained? As a climber or groundcover?
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18th November 10:56
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virginia creeper (virginia)
Pruning any form of Parthenocissus is entirely optional - meaning the vine
won't care one way or the other. pam - gardengal |
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22nd November 07:15
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virginia creeper (virginia chain)
It's growing on my chain link fence.
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