Ivy and creosote?


Question:I am going to construct a garden fence out of reclaimed railwy sleepers however these have been creosoted in the past can i let ivy grow on them or will the creosote kill it

Answers:
IVY IS A WILD PLANT & CAN GROW JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE...THEY`LL GROW LOVELY

MY DAD HAS IVY GROWING IN HIS GARDEN ON A TREATED TRELLIS..AS LONG AS THE SOIL ISNT CONTAMANATED THEY`LL GROW


It depends how long ago they were creosoted,if it was some time ago the ivy should be o.k.
Not much kills ivy.. the damned stuff.
CREOSOTE WILL NOT HURT PLANTS UNLESS YOU DRIP IT ON TO THE ROOTS BUT MOST PEOPLE USE FENCING PAINT NOW TO REDO FENCES AND GATES

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