exact same warning as the other.. poisonous.. could attract children.. which is the issue ... and birds .. but this one is perennial.. and can have roots like horseradish.. huge ... any piece left.. will probably come back ... remove immediately.. and dig out al the roots ... ken https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Phytolacca+americana+roots&t=ffcm&iax=images&ia=images

Interesting. I went out and looked just now and all I see on her side both on the ground and her house is Boston Ivy. I can take a better picture when her blinds are closed :-) I don't doubt your ability to identify English vs Boston ivy at all. I'm just thinking the vine halfway down to the far right edge is too small to ID? On the other hand, there's an outside chance she pulled it down since I took the photo about a week ago. The ones I see today are all Boston ivy. On the other matter I don't see any sign of the English ivy growing on my tree being rooted in her yard. It must be in mine under a thick, thick carpet of Boston ivy. It's true something could easily pop up between the B. ivy leaves if it could manage without any sun until it does. The occasional tree volunteer sprig does that until I pull them. Being home for the pandemic has allowed me to concentrate on tidying up all my yards.

IMO sectionals are the mosrt expensive way to buy uncomfotable seating. No matter how big the 2 guys that get the armrests have comfort and everyone sits just like the middle cushion on a sofa.The chaises even make that worse . Why not think sofa & 2 chairs and see how that works in the space You could get a layout similar to the U shape but just 2 swivel chairs instead of the double chaise . That would also allow maybe room for 2 more chairs

Ruellia humilis has red tinge too. The leaves on my plants are ciliate, but there are about 8 varieties of R. humilis, and at least one of those has leaves that aren't ciliate. I've looked at all the Epilobium species native to Maine, and Epilobium anagallidifolium is the closest imo. There isn't much literature or photos for all the varieties of R. humilis online. I'm glad I drank a lot of coffee this morning. 😰😂