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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ivy, any plant of the genus Hedera, with about five species of evergreen woody vines is wonderful evergreen for shady locations. They are most useful on north and east-facing banks, under trees where grass will not grow or as an under planting between shrubs. The plant roots hold the soil, discouraging erosion and slippage on slopes. Roots grow deep and fill soil densely.</div><div>Ivy climbs almost any vertical surface with aerial rootlets (small roots along the stem).</div><div>Many small and miniature-leafed forms of English ivy are useful for small-area ground covers, hanging baskets, and training to form intricate patterns on walls and in pots.</div>]]></description>
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