been struggling to differentiate very young porcelainberry and wild grape species. seems though that maybe comparing the hardened off bottom of the stem is a good way.

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been struggling to differentiate very young porcelainberry and wild grape species. seems though that maybe comparing the hardened off bottom of the stem is a good way.

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Native Plant Gardening@mander.xyz · 1 month ago

The grapes should be the one with the parallel lines all over it, porcelainberry does not have that. Anyone have thoughts?

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