strange plant in Vermont
Laurel Zito
10 years ago
I was hoping to find the name of this plant. I was thinking it's like a grape vine, but I know grapes, and it isn't. Those berry look like grapes, but it does not have a woody stem like a real grape vine.
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Laurel ZitoOriginal Author