invasive vine?
bhpguy
10 years ago
On a recent walk on our local greenway I saw a plant I didn't recognize, some phone photos attached. From a distance, the vine covers up trees and has vertical plumes of small white flowers, close up attached. The vine branches hang down, when they get near the ground they turn and climb back up themselves! Anybody recognize this stuff? Sure looks invasive.
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