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myotis
1 year ago

Hello Alex

My house has grown all around (Efeu grows alone on the wall, blue rain and wine on wires, trees in front of the house, …

= Yes, there is, and I think it is beneficial…

It’s going to be all but not going well…

In some houses it is not technically possible (no soil for roots, sensitive façade insulation, large glass surfaces, too high, monumental protection…)

myotis
1 year ago
Reply to  alex656

No, why would he?

Efeu is not a parasite, but only an epiphyt, that is, a seater who always remains within the crown of the carrier tree…

Efeu will be only old – often older than the bearer and then “must” the Efeu the guilty… IMHO always wrong…

myotis
1 year ago

…and quite wrong, the bad reputation…

Thanks for the link!

adianthum
1 year ago

Absolutely!

It is well known that façade green significantly improves the air quality, especially in cities.

It also cools the walls, which is a plus in the current weather conditions.

pony
1 year ago

No, don’t think so.

Willwissen100
1 year ago

Yes, Efeu is an evergreen plant that has fruit. To promote efeu does nature very well.

myotis
1 year ago
Reply to  alex656

Yes, of course! Can he and TUT he…

…that Efeu kills trees is a bad bear – Efeu remains inside the tree crown, protects the trunk from hail and sunburn…

…provides nesting place, bird food and for ALL Efeu blossoms a very important because a) late and b) abundant insect food…

Willwissen100
1 year ago
Reply to  alex656

Efeu does not harm the trees. It can only become a problem if it grows over the crown. It never happens.

Willwissen100
1 year ago

I don’t know how you’re doing. But with me, in the room Lake Constance, there is a lot of efeu in the forest in the CH forest. Works very well. Where it doesn’t work, it’s in the tannenacker. They’re just too dark.

myotis
1 year ago

Read my answer to your question: in young or/and dense forest stocks is usually too dark, even for efeu…

…and your biogas plant feed idea is – with a permit – once again simply Mumpitz…

cas65
1 year ago

It even grows without ropes. You just have to leave it. Efeu, wine… it’s all alone.

Rosswurscht
1 year ago

That would definitely be a way for more green 👍