Virginia creeper has 'leaves of five, let it thrive' - The Vicksburg Post

A mistake people without much experience outdoors can make is to not recognize Virginia creeper. The woody stem perennial vine is sometimes mistaken as poison ivy. I suppose there is no harm done by thinking a Virginia creeper vine is poison ivy since that would cause a person to stay clear. But anybody taking care […]

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010712 by The Vicksburg Post - Issuu

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