Assertion: ivy | /r/CapableOf | grow in stage
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text: English ivy grows in two forms or stages: (1) juvenile stage is the climbing/spreading stage (most often seen) in which plants produces thick, 3-5 lobed, dark green leaves (to 4” long ) on non-flowering stems with adventitious roots, and (2) adult stage is the shrubby non-climbing stage in which lobeless, elliptic-ovate, dark green leaves appear on rootless stems that do not spread or climb, but do produce round, umbrella-like clusters of greenish-white flowers in early fall followed by blue-black berries.
text: English ivy also grows in two stages: a familiar, juvenile stage in which it usually appears in gardens, and a second, adult stage where it produces flowers in fall and blue-black berries that last throughout the winter.