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This form is for nurseries wishing to commit to not selling English ivy and to be listed on the Ivy OUT website, promoting environmentally responsible practices in support of local ecosystems.

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How to fill out Ivy-Free Nursery Listing

1. Visit the Ivy-Free Nursery Listing website or platform.
2. Create an account or log in if you already have one.
3. Locate the 'Submit Listing' section on the homepage.
4. Fill in the required information about your nursery, including name, address, and contact details.
5. Provide a detailed description of your nursery, highlighting its unique features and offerings.
6. Upload any necessary documents or images that support your listing.
7. Review all information for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the listing for review and follow any additional instructions provided.

Who needs Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

1. Parents looking for non-invasive and environmentally friendly early childhood education options.
2. Nurseries aiming to promote their commitment to an Ivy-Free approach.
3. Educators interested in joining or promoting Ivy-Free certified institutions.
4. Organizations that advocate for sustainable and holistic childhood development practices.

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What is the difference between poison ivy and English ivy?

Brought to the US by European colonists in the early 1700s, English ivy was a popular inclusion in gardens thanks to its low-maintenance, year-round greenery. Centuries later, it's a naturalized species in 18 states and remains a go-to for homeowners despite its invasive plant status.

Why was the English ivy banned?

English ivy has been confirmed as a reservoir for bacterial leaf scorch (Xylella fastidiosa), a harmful plant pathogen that affects a wide variety of native and ornamental trees such as elms, oaks and maples.

Where is the best place to plant English ivy?

English Ivy loves bright, indirect light. It thrives near a north-facing window or a spot with filtered sunlight. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight, as it can scorch the leaves. Plus, remember that ivy loves to trail, so consider giving it a bit of space to let those beautiful vines hang.

Why was English ivy brought to America?

English ivy in trees can be killed by cutting the stems at the ground and removing the vines from the tree as high as you can easily reach. The remaining vines in the tree will die and eventually fall off.

Why not to plant English ivy?

Once established in an area, English ivy is very costly and labor intensive to eradicate. English ivy can overrun your garden, climb fences, and invade your neighbor's yard and nearby natural areas. The leaves and fruit of English ivy are toxic to humans and livestock and the sap can irritate skin.

Why is English ivy harmful?

Poison ivy has compound leaves with three leaflets per leaf. English ivy has simple leaves. They may be lobed, but they're always attacked singly to the stem.

How many people are allergic to English ivy?

While English ivy has a long history of health uses, 1 in 10,000 people are allergic to English ivy and can experience severe allergic reactions by just touching the plant, ing to Healthline. Mang decided to write down her encounter with English ivy to warn others about a potential allergic reaction.

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What is Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

Ivy-Free Nursery Listing is a registry or document that identifies nurseries that do not grow or sell invasive ivy species, ensuring the conservation of native ecosystems.

Who is required to file Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

Nursery owners and operators who wish to certify that their establishment does not cultivate invasive ivy species are required to file an Ivy-Free Nursery Listing.

How to fill out Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

To fill out the Ivy-Free Nursery Listing, nurseries must provide detailed information about their operations, confirm the exclusion of invasive ivy species, and submit any required documentation to the relevant regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

The purpose of Ivy-Free Nursery Listing is to promote environmental sustainability by preventing the sale and distribution of invasive ivy species, which can harm local habitats.

What information must be reported on Ivy-Free Nursery Listing?

The Ivy-Free Nursery Listing must report the nursery's name, address, a list of plant species offered, confirmation of ivy species exclusions, and any relevant contact information.