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  • #1

    identified vine

    I spotted a vine on the back fence or our new allotment last night, but had no idea what it was until I googled it this morning.

    It has a five fingered leaf, with jagged edges (similar in style to hemp but smaller), with the formation of small berries on red stalks.

    Answers on a postcard. :-)

    I'll come back tomorrow with my answer.
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    If it's a grape vine good for you

    If it's Virginia creeper then you're gonna have alot of pruning ahead (and compost material)

    If it's Poison Ivy .... no, scratch that

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    • #3
      I'd guess Virginia Creeper too.

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      • #4
        White bryony?
        Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet

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        • #5
          I bought a virginia creeper to cover my ugly brick wall at the end of the garden. Compost material is greatly appreciated, as I have a fair bit of cardboard that needs more leaf to cover it on the compost heap.
          My guess was that of a virginia creeper too
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          • #6
            I originally wondered if it may have been a grape, but had the wrong leaf formation.
            I believe it to be a virginia creeper.

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