Blackberry not poison ivy?
Toronado3800 Zone 6 St Louis
11 years ago
Just dropping in from the tree forum.
As I mentioned in a previous thread I have never had an allergic reaction to poison ivy before. So I'm not always on the lookout for it.
I think I found a blackberry vine growing among a pile of logs I was burning today.
Thorns make it blackberry I assume?
Thanks in advance.
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