woody plant with pretty pink or blue berries, somewhat resembling wild grapes. It can easily take over an area, shading out native plants and climbing to 20 feet. It’s spread by birds and mammals.

are wild grape vines. It too is a perennial woody ... For those plagued by invasive vines, consider it's like conquering the root of all evil.

Porcelainberry, an aggressive invasive vine with beautiful blue, violet and purple berries, also uses tendrils. Wild grapes use tendrils to attach as they climb up into tree branches, but tendrils ...

It's not your imagination: that wild grape vine really is smothering ... What about other vines in our area? Oriental bittersweet, an invasive nonnative plant, has made its way into many of ...

"I’ll definitely be checking ... in my yard, now that I know what I'm looking for." Volunteers kill off staggering number of ...

such as grapes, smilax, Virginia creeper, passion vine, pipevine, and even poison ivy, thrive on their own whenever possible. Our region is also home to many invasive vines, which pose significant ...

“‘Wow . . . it does have this almost artificial grape smell.’” For a moment, she noted how captivating a plant it was, but still never once thought, “Let me try and eat some.” A love affair with ...

Though fascinated by the grape ... many other vines grow just as fast in the warm, wet climate of the South. I found it odd that kudzu had become a global symbol for the dangers of invasive ...

The lanternfly prefers to eat and nest in the tree of heaven – itself an invasive species – but also has an appetite for grape vines. New York’s wine and grape industry is estimated to have ...