If you want l can send a few strings l am in south florida. It expands super fast and easy.

@@Mrs.marenholz That is so nice of you but I have since filled the area with Crotons, but thanks for the offer!

It is usually 4 inches at the most and should not climb up a wall on its own.

@@escambiaextension5338 do you think it would climb a square garden garden bed made with cinder blocks for walls?

@@austinsmith4914 I took a couple of pictures from our garden and sidewalk to show you how it is growing without mowing or pruning. I can send to an email if you want.

@@escambiaextension5338 yes, I would love to see them. Here's a couple of vidoes showing my squafe foot garden cinder blocks beds. The mulch in the garden has broken down to about 1 inch. I'm looking at this frog fruit for a possible permanent solution instead of bringing in more mulch. you can only see partial beds since the topic was on something else but it's enough to show the beds and what is my concerns. Thank you for taking out time to do this. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdF_Y8aevtObp5c.html. kzfaq.infoOj06189Xw0g?si=MPTPBE9yIEPhQV83

@@escambiaextension5338 I'm. not sure my reply went thru. So I'm reposting. yes please send. thses video will show some portions of my cinder block beds and my concerns if this will climb the walls. kzfaq.infoOj06189Xw0g?si=MPTPBE9yIEPhQV83 and kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdF_Y8aevtObp5c.html

Send to bbolles@ufl.edu and then I can send you the photos from our garden area.

@@escambiaextension5338 done. Thank you.

It depends where it is and who is growing it. This is a groundcover in many landscapes. Could be a weed in other areas if it is not wanted there.