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Ivy on old trees
I'd like to kill off the ivy on a very large, old ash tree, in the hope
of preventing it becoming overly festooned with the damned stuff [like so many mature trees, around here]. So, I've cut the ivy climbers up the trunk (and left a large gap between two cuts on each climber), and will keep an eye out to prevent new ones growing. My question: is there any truth in the old saw that ivy, once securely established on a tree, will become genuinely parasitic, and will draw sustenance from the tree itself? Cheers John |
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