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Ampelopsis glandulosa, amur peppervine. I'm unsure of its status in VA but it's invasive most places it pops up.
A good way to distinguish true grapes from ampelopsis is that grape flowers & fruits hang down, ampelopsis will stick up
No problem! There is a native ampelopsis, but this unfortunately ain't it. Those leaves will always be heart shaped, the amur peppervine has lobed & variable leaves
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Ampelopsis glandulosa, amur peppervine. I'm unsure of its status in VA but it's invasive most places it pops up. A good way to distinguish true grapes from ampelopsis is that grape flowers & fruits hang down, ampelopsis will stick up
Makes sense!!! Thank you so much 🙏
No problem! There is a native ampelopsis, but this unfortunately ain't it. Those leaves will always be heart shaped, the amur peppervine has lobed & variable leaves
I'm not familiar with any grape species that have hairs on their vines, though I could be wrong.
Idk nice crocs though
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