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The dreaded Ivy - part 2

by MissyMouse @ Thursday, May. 29, 2008 - 13:11:05

Ah haaaaaaaa!!

Next door finally got a gardening firm to come in and attack their ivy. Now this was only 2 days ago and I'm not sure if they are finished but by the looks of things I hope they will be back. You should see the state of her garden!

I have just been out into my garden and attacked the ivy that is trying to take over. Sadly I can't reach on top of the shed so that will wait for Mr Mouse to attack. I have stripped the back wall of the dreaded stuff and so now will go on the hunt for the any little shoots that dare to show their faces.

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braindamage [Member]
30/01/09 @ 19:39

And may i ask what is wrong with ivy.........??
It is a very wildlife friendly plant,for birds and insects.

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