Name that ivy

Ricer2231

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• Jun 28, 2016

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I had a couple cherry trees blowdown in my backyard over the weekend. One cherry tree was covered with this ivy that I haven't seen before. I know it's not poison ivy, poison sumac, poison oak. I just don't know what kind of ivy it is and I thought maybe some of you fellars might know. Any input is appreciated. Not that kind of input Cotty.

 

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Idonteushaveaclueus.

 

Bigslam51

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Lol

 

Ricer2231

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Jackalope said:

Idonteushaveaclueus.

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Thanks Joe.

Don't laugh at him Bigslam it just eggs him on. Lol

 

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Ricer2231 said:

Thanks Joe.

Don't laugh at him Bigslam it just eggs him on. Lol

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Wakey wakey eggs and bakey.

 

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Lol Joesonarollivy.

 

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Brianislikespenisivy

 

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• Jun 28, 2016

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My best guess is Algerian Ivy, Persian Ivy, or just Common Ivy. Maybe Morning Glory as well.

 

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I think it's the green climbing type.

 

Ricer2231

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Jackalope said:

I think it's the green climbing type.

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Is it possible to block an admin?

 

Ricer2231

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Help me out here Hicks, you cut a lot of firewood.

 

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Ricer2231 said:

Help me out here Hicks, you cut a lot of firewood.

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I kid. Are the roots a kind of reddish pink color on the inside? Can you go look?

 

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Virginia creeper?

 

Blan37

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Nah, Virginia creeper has 5 leaves:

 

Iowa_Buckeye

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• Jun 28, 2016

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That is the kind that feels good when you rub it on your nuts.

 

hickslawns

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Kudzu?

 

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• Jun 28, 2016

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Iowa_Buckeye said:

That is the kind that feels good when you rub it on your nuts.

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Hahahahahaha...HAHAHAHAHA!

 

Ricer2231

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Iowa_Buckeye said:

That is the kind that feels good when you rub it on your nuts.

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I'll bring some to the TOO outing and you can tell us how that works out for ya.

 

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• Jun 29, 2016

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It does kinda look like Kudzu to me TOO!

The above posts made me chuckle......thanks guys!:smiley_clap:

 

Ricer2231

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• Jun 29, 2016

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I think it's a type of English ivy. I googled it and these look pretty much the same to me.

My pic of the ivy.

Stock photo of English ivy from Google.
I got a good laugh out of the responses TOO. [emoji6]