The concept behind the spot drill is the idea if chipping to a specific spot on the green as your target. Many players chip using this line of thinking, as it as a great way to simplify what can be a complicated shot.
Boston ivy can climb walls as high as 50 to 60 feet and features new growth that starts out as a reddish-bronze color before turning green in the summer. There are a variety of cultivars that feature brilliant fall foliage color.
Roots and Shoots. English ivy relies on a combination of main, soil-based roots, which nourish the major stems of the plant, and air roots formed along the branches. As shoots form, air roots produce a sticky substance that helps them climb and adhere to surfaces, as well as contribute to plant photosynthesis.he sticky substance that helps English ivy air roots cling to surfaces allows shoots to extend for 20 feet or more in search of sunlight and water for nourishment. Roots are very shallow, leaving a centipede-like pattern on stone, brick or stucco walls if removed.