English ivy (Hedera helix) is notoriously aggressive in Zone 6B. It will eventually smother hostas, astilbes, and other perennials if unchecked.
Both English and poison ivy are tenacious. Wear gloves, wash tools, and consider professional removal for large poison ivy patches.
If you enjoy active garden management, ivy can be contained. Otherwise, choose a tamer groundcover.
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