shrub damage to house wall - Page 4

 



You should be ok. If you had this shrub/bush near your place, it may be
ruined. Rumor has it, this shrub did a lot of damage in the USA.
http://www.rumormillnews.com/pix4/8_bush_chgh111.jpg  

 


They will hold moisture , the house walls wont dry quickly and yes you
will have problems. Cut it back several feet, besides it looks butt
ugly.

 



They will hold moisture , the house walls wont dry quickly and yes you
will have problems. Cut it back several feet, besides it looks butt
ugly.
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Thanks to all. There is no trough. The thing on the right is the back
upright of a rustic wooden seat. The shrubs go directly into the ground.

 


If there isn't sufficient space to mow behind foliage, it's too close
to the structure.

Plants attract bugs, etc.
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- gpsman

 


gpsman;899328 Wrote:

bluesta...@mail.invalid wrote:-

(http://tinypic.com/r/2sbtyz5/7 )

So how do people manage to grow roses etc actually climbing up their
house walls
with no detriment to the structure?

Lots of unfamiliar names posting to this thread - where has it been
crossposted
to, apart from urg?




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kay