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Growing Virginia Creeper and English Ivy Together?

There is a parking garage in my neighborhood that will put up a metal screen and grow Virginia creeper and English ivy in order to cover up the façade and blend in with the residential area. I would like to know if you recommend those two plants to grow next to each other or if it would be better to use only one plant.

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March 5, 20190 found this helpful

Virginia creeper is very aggressive when planted in the shade. It will probably take over the English Ivy.

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March 6, 20190 found this helpful

Thank you! I was thinking the same, thats why I posted the question.

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