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hesanflicka
Cabot, AR
May 9, 2008
1:13 PM Post #4929170
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I don't know what I did wrong but it would not show both of the vines (here in AR). This is the other vine I am talking about in the previous post. Sorry about that. 
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WildRose
Memphis, TN
(Zone 7b)
May 9, 2008
2:12 PM Post #4929367
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It looks like wild grape, Vitis aestivalis. |
gardengus
Flora, IN
(Zone 5a)
May 9, 2008
2:14 PM Post #4929373
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Yep! wild grape. |
hesanflicka
Cabot, AR
May 9, 2008
9:02 PM Post #4930835
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Thank you so much for your replies -- now the question is: is it worth keeping or should it go? |
gardengus
Flora, IN
(Zone 5a)
May 9, 2008
9:13 PM Post #4930882
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In my humble opinion it depends where it is growing? and how much space you have?
I have some on the property they are not much for eating, I use them for Jap.beetle food,they love it (the leaves) and leave some of my other stuff alone. The squirrels here seem to peel the bark of the older vines for nesting material. If it was growing in my flower beds I would pull it,not really worth the space. |
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