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Plants

Asiatic Bittersweet: A Fast‑Climbing Vine That Strangles Trees and Smothers Forests

Bush Honeysuckle: Sweet smell; serious trouble!

Porcelain Berry leaves and berries

Porcelain Berry: A Colorful Vine That Quickly Takes Over Yards and Forests

Row of Autumn Olive shrubs

Autumn Olive: A Persistent Shrub That Quickly Dominates Fields and Forest Edges

Wineberry

Wineberry: A Prickly Invader That Forms Dense, Impenetrable Thickets

Kudzu: The Vine That Could Swallow the Mid-Atlantic

Tree‑of‑Heaven: Tree of Hell!

Japanese Stiltgrass: Green and Devastating

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