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Ivy can indeed damage walls, it breaks up the mortar in between the bricks, can grow in to the cavity and in to the loft space if left unchecked. I've seen the damage it can do, i certainly wouldn't have it near any building of mine.
God help us, Come yourself, Don't send Jesus, This is no place for children.
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yer thanks snickas i got plenty its took, fingers crossed
Last edited by fish1; 5th Sep 2011 6:53pm.
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