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Posted by conniesc 5 (cschlimm@neo.rr.com) on

Fri, Sep 4, 09 at 16:31

I would really like to try this out. Does anyone have any rooting that they might be willing to share with me?

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Posted by carol23 z7NC (My Page) on
Thu, Jan 28, 10 at 11:27

Bumping up

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Posted by ghoghunter Zone6b SE PA (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 31, 10 at 9:20

This is considered an invasive species. I would reconsider planting any of it. Try something else like a Native Honeysuckle.

Here is a link that might be useful: Porcelainberry

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Posted by nckvilledudes 7a NC (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 31, 10 at 9:49

Was invasive for me in NC after a few years in the ground. I had volunteers popping up all over my yard and the neighbors' yards as well so it was removed. On top of that, the vines attract japanese beetles like the plague.

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