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Grape vines?

11 years ago

Are these concord grape vines? They are taking over my trees and I figure I need chop them at their roots at the base of each tree. They look a lot like the grape vines I have growing on the opposite side of the house (one small row of concords). They didnt look like kudzu or other types of invasive vine species. I dont want them to kill the trees and I think they might be.

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lisanti07028
11 years ago
Could you give us a closer look at the leaves? And please give us your general area, so we know what you're likely to run into. Thanks!
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