Will Virginia creeper damage my house? If you have painted walls or stucco, the Virginia creeper can cause mild damage to them. Unlike other climbers that penetrate cracks in the walls, the …

Sep 21, 2023 · I’m currently allowing Virginia creeper to grow up the side of my brick house. I did a lot of research beforehand, and it seems like the risk of damage is quite minimal. It’s not …

We have a Virginia Creeper growing up the back of our three storey house. It needs a radical prune once a year and bits taken off it occasionally during the summer. (see page 3 of our …

Jan 21, 2021 · Grow it against a wall of a house, where it has room to spread without becoming a problem. Less rampant varieties such as Chinese Virginia creeper, Parthenocissus henryana, …

When I look it up online, there are two warnings about Virginia Creeper. One warning is not to let it grow on a structure unless you want it to be permanent. The other is not to allow it to grow …

Jun 3, 2022 · I found a small strand of Virginia creeper that has started to make its way across the yard. At first glance it seems like a keeper: It's native, looks great in the fall and produces …

if Virginia creeper is native to your area, then feel free to let it do its thing on a fence or something else where it won't be a problem. It can be good locally, and has excellent fall foliage. Garden …

Feb 2, 2024 · While the vines that grow up the house often wrap around the trellis system in place there, or have shoots that wrap around it, the chemical that Virginia creeper secretes could …

Plant Virginia creeper on non-wooded surfaces since the lush growth can cause the wood to mold and rot over time. If growing against a wooden house, consider building a trellis 3 feet away …

Jul 29, 2022 · In thick forest, Virginia creepers carpet the ground forming dense undergrowth beneath the towering trees. It can also cling onto the trunks of tall trees, reaching as far as the …