Heavy vines can crush or warp a fence, choke out flower beds, climb into trees, and invade your yard. Take action before the neighbor's vines take over the garden.

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Q: Many of the trees in my yard have some type of vines growing on them. I cut the vines once but it didn't seem to faze them. Can the vines overtake the oak trees and kill them? What can I do?

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Space — or the lack of it — doesn’t have to stand between you and a fruitful garden. You just have to be creative.

While mowing, I noticed several large patches of dense vines growing on fence posts, clinging to trees and even creeping up the side of the barn.