Mystery Vine
spiltara
10 years ago
I just bought a house (and a yard!) so am completely new to gardening and therefore learning what things are and what to do as I go... I found this vine/squash looking thing over a month ago and it didn't look like a weed so I left it and now it's taking over the marigolds and roses. Does anyone know what it is? Should I keep it?
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