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What happens when you cut ivy flush against a wall

July 28, 2026 by Dorothy Baker
I cut my ivy flush against the wall just to tidy up the façade: a few weeks later, I saw what had come back and what staye...

Cut your ivy flush to the wall, and two things happen: fresh shoots emerge from dormant buds at ground level, while aerial roots cling to your render like they’ve been glued. Understand the hidden biology, and clearing ivy becomes far less mysterious—and far less destructive to your masonry.

Categories DIY Tags gardening, ivy removal, masonry care, plant biology, wall maintenance

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