[ SECRET POST #5130 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5130 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I love the way ivy looks on houses, but OMG after doing renovations on a house that just had way too much other stuff around it--ivy is just inviting critters to live ON your house, and from there, it's a quick jump to IN your house.

Still, though #cottagecore. It's a dreamy look.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I can't really enjoy these types of houses anymore after seeing the massive damage ivy and other similar plant can do to a roof/the drains/the actual walls if left to grow like this.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but I have dragonfruit cactus that punched through the eaves of my house and is now eating the roof, and no money for repairs. Also roof rats living in the walls. Do I feel like some kind of suburban forest witch sometimes? Yes. Am I terrified the ceiling may fall in? Also yes.

[(Anonymous)]

I was always appalled by ivy on old houses because of the damage, but then it turns out that if your climate is cold enough to freeze the ivy in winter, it doesn't do structural damage to your house, just surface damage to cling better.

[(Anonymous)]

Depends strongly on the material the house is built out of.