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It can get very heavy when wet, and you may find yourself fighting a constant battle to keep it taking over-Dont underestimate just how rampant these things are.
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There's one near our railway station: it's grown the length & height of 3 houses and up into an apple tree. However, it hasn't pulled down the (railway) fencingOriginally posted by Polly Fouracre View PostAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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just one years growth is unlikely to pull down fencing. It's only if you leave it pile itself up and never cut it back that it'll defnitely do that. Next doors [now that I've finally found out it is actually russian vine] has collapsed his pergola completely [and it was a really sturdy one, built to withstand hurricanes etc].
Also, watch what you do with the clippings, they will easily root, he made a pile of clippings that came off the conservstory bit [his friend made him cut it back
] and it rooted into a bush in the middle fo the lawn with no help at all.
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