Posted by showcrop on June 14, 2015 at 18:07:24 from (66.31.196.130):
If you are in the Northeast as far as Illinois watch out for it if you don't have it. Google it if you don't know about it. it is a very fast growing invasive vine which can actually pull trees down. I have been fighting it for three years, and have been making some headway. I didn't know that I had it until noticed two inch thick vines and a whole lot of foliage up in some trees. It can grow easily six inches per day, and it likes sun, you won't see it in shaded areas. mowing has no effect on it and may even spread it. I have been spraying it with brush killer which will kill it if it is not too tall yet. But it takes going after it at least two times a year. If you don't have it yet watch for it and go after it aggressively to keep it from getting a start.
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