silver lace vine

smutzy

17 years ago

I would like to have a few starts. If anyone would like to sell or share, I could get a start of a crimson leaf vine.

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chrissys_garden
17 years ago
Sorry i don't have that variety but be careful not to put it on chain link it will pull it down.

If anyone can tell me how to get rid of SLV i would be a happy camper. it just keeps spreading from under the main root a foot out under ground. I have other planting near by so I haven't been to aggresive with round up. I have been using a vine and stump killer but so far i don't see progress of killing it any time soon. I am also trying to kill ivy it is trying to ruin any landscaping that i do. Any suggestions?
susan75023
17 years ago
I am trying to kill an artemisa by putting down cardboard and mulch. So far, so good.
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