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Mon, Sep 24, 12 at 20:43
| Please confirm the identity of this vine...thanks! I will post another pic.... |
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| Yup, that's poison ivy. In that pic the fruit is more of an indicator than the leaves. |
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| That's some really healthy looking PI!! |
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| That's what they call "Fall Coloration Rhus" at Longwood Gardens.... |
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| My bet is that what Longwood Gardens calls "Fall Coloration Rhus" is actually Rhus. Rhus aromatica, in particular, has PI'ish foliage. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rhus aromatica in autumn
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- Posted by w1ldflower (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 12 at 1:22
| I don't think it is fragrant sumac (Rhus aromatica) because the seeds/berries of fragrant sumac should have reached maturity by the time there is any change in leaf coloration. The berries have a thick bristle covering them which changes from bright red to a warm chocolate brown as they dry in clusters on the plants. |
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| The plant posted for ID is poison ivy. |
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