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[Content] On Jul 21, 2005, artcons from Fort Lauderdale, FL (Zone 10b) wrote: I have had this plant for better than ten years. I clipped a cutting from the wall of a mall entrance in Boca Raton after having seen this plant used in various topiary displays at Disneyworld. For several years I had it growing on an alligator wire frame filled with sphagnum moss hanging on an stucco wall on the East border of my yard. After a few years the moss disintegrated, and the plant began to root to, and climb on the wall. I cut it down and put it in the Sable palm where it has done very well for a long time. In the palm it's easy to keep it under control. It is a great plant for making topiary, or for use on a trellis, but it can get out of control if not watched on a regular basis. It will work it's way into cracks of stucco and wood, so it should not be... read more used against a house. A no brainer for care, except for the cutting back to keep it under control. Art [Rating] 
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