How far apart to plant Boston Ivy?

How far apart do you plant Boston Ivy


On plant Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Boston ivy)

Asked on 23 Apr, 2008 by

lbkorth
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maple
Maple
 

The best info I can find on this is one plant every 2 linear feet. Hope it helps

24 Apr, 2008

Wyeboy
Wyeboy
 

Depends on what you are trying to cover. 1 Boston Ivy plant will eventually cover a huge area.

24 Apr, 2008

Buzzbee
Buzzbee
 

Yes. I'd go with Wyeboy - we have planted one at the side of our house knowing that that one plant will be sufficient to cover it in time.

24 Apr, 2008

carmen22
Carmen22
 

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO PLANT BOSTON IVY IN ZONE 5
THANKS CARMEN

29 Aug, 2009

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