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invasives or vines I get comments about wisteria and how horrible it is (bring them on). Please consider a native alternative if you live in the states. Options include amethyst falls, Blue Moon (the one from Kentucky), Nivea, and Longwood Purple.This stuff crushes structures and goes all over the place. (up to 60 feet according to one article I read!). Video done by Jake (creative idea about the pot by Liny!)If you’re new, I’m a garden coach and consultant in the Boston area (zone 6b). If you g

Removing invasive vines from our magnolia trees. There were several of these planted inside the front and side fence that completely take over and strangle everything around them. We had pruned many times before, but hadn’t realised this tree had a huge vine around the trunk and it had completely taken over the canopy until I cut the lower hanging vines off the branches when clearing the fence for removal. Needless to say we have removed these shrubs. We’ll have to keep an eye out in the future

Some invasive vines, could destroy trees.This is a fast and cleaver solution. #engineering | Interesting Engineering

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