Porcelain berry
On a recent walk around a local pond we spotted a lovely area with sweet autumn clematis and porcelain berry (Ampelopsis brevipedunculata -try that one three times fast!). Porcelain berry has unusual multi-color berries that look like miniture birds eggs. In reading about it, I found that this vine is also amazingly aggressive. Its one of the more rare wetland invasives around New England. Most common are: multiflora rose, Japanese Honeysuckle, autumn olive and asiatic bittersweet. The sweet autumn clematis is described as a good vine that is not invasive.
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Wow amazing, they do look just like eggs! I will have to take pix of some of our plants - seagrapes and stuff.
Bussie Kissies
Buster
2:14 PM
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