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What is the vine growing on the pergola?

11 years ago

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waveaddict
11 years ago
Grape
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Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
11 years ago
Boston Ivy - Parthenocissus tricuspidata
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Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
11 years ago
Sorry - didn't see this query until just now. The vine is Boston Ivy (Parthenocissus tricuspicata).
ybot
11 years ago
Does this room have any form of roof apart from ivy growing over the top? If not what happens if it rains? It looks like a pergola with ivy ,is that correct?
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Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
11 years ago
My client calls this room a loggia. It has a complete roof like the rest of the house. The vine is Boston Ivy (Parthenocissus tricuspicata).

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