"The two native ivies found in the UK are Hedera helix (Common Ivy) and H.hibernica (Irish Ivy). The former is the most pernicious," Mark explains. "Removing ivy from trees, fences, and walls ...

Hedera helix is common in the shaded understory of the redwood forests, overtakes fences and has carpeted trees with thousands of pounds of organic material. ... Plus, that ivy is fruiting, ...

When it comes to what is best for external wall insulation, common ivy (Hedera helix) is a good bet, keeping homes warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer (Letters, 11 June).

There are actually two here are two species of of the plant which are native to Britain - Hedera helix (Common or English Ivy) and Hedera hibernica (Atlantic or Irish Ivy).

There are actually two here are two species of of the plant which are native to Britain - Hedera helix (Common or English Ivy) and Hedera hibernica (Atlantic or Irish Ivy).

Common ivy is better known as a garden invader or a rather attractive indoor plant that's prone to triggering allergies. ... by experimenting with extracts of ivy (Hedera helix).

English ivy (Hedera helix) can damage mortar and become invasive, says Cervoni. If you love the look of ivy, stick to it as a potted houseplant, where it won't take over—although it may start ...

In Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, the borough’s most popular green space, volunteers learn the difference between English Ivy and ...

English ivy used to be one of the most popular ground covers, but I am starting to see more and more negative articles about ...