This is taking over my front shrubs! What is it?!?
tmauro4
10 years ago
Because of husband's illness and other unforeseen circumstances, we have let our North Texas Yard grow wild. The vine has now overtaken our front shrubs. I actually kind of like the look because I never really cared for the shrubs - but I am afraid it may be something poisonous. Thoughts?
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