Sentence examples for English ivy from inspiring English sources

English ivy is frequently planted to clothe brick walls.

English ivy and Russian olive are just two examples of plants that are still promoted by some gardeners but have become serious management problems, competing for water, space and soil nutrition in very destructive ways.

English ivy is difficult to kill with herbicides alone because the plant's leaves contain a waxy barrier that is difficult for products to penetrate.

For example, Alvarez and Cushman (2002) documented patterns of reduced native species diversity and abundance associated with English Ivy invasions and then showed that experimentally removing the ivy allowed native species to return.

Dr. Bassuk recommended English ivy or periwinkle.

"I couldn't identify English ivy," he said.

Since English ivy is evergreen, it never takes a break.

A unique way to create an English ivy (Hedera helix) standard is to use mature English ivy, an upright shrub, as a rootstock upon which you graft juvenile English ivy, a vining plant.

Q. Is English ivy destructive and dangerous to trees and houses?

I'm trying to cover the wall of my terrace in Chelsea with English ivy.

People love their English ivy, Norway maple, bullfrogs, Japanese honeysuckle, oxeye daisies, St .John's wort, dog roses, Scots pine, etc.