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Creeping Myrtle & Charlie are also invasive (my opinion). Hard to kill. We might have the porcelain one or something similar to it. That looks really close to Grape vines. Their "seed" is kind of a small version of a purple grape, but don't taste good when they appear to be ripe. They die off every year, but grow back from roots & get spread from seeds. I'm over in the west.

I am SO reactive to poison ivy that I'm not going anywhere near it OR anything that looks like it.

What about in the winter season? I am from spokane Washington we get snow!

I have a queation. I thought that the similarncolouring of the Viceroy to the Monatxh was so that potential predators would think the viceroy tastes bad like the Monarch but it doesn't. You said they both taste bad. Which is correct?

That was great! I laughed out loud at your terrific butterflies flying impressions but they were very effective. Thank you!

A week or two ago, my friend and I noticed wisteria had crept into the woods behind the yard while we were battling the bamboo back there. At first we sighed and said, "Let them fight". Then we noticed a bunch of it had taken over the neighbours' chicken coop. So when I caught the guy out building a [frankly ugly and impractical] retaining wall in his front yard (who *leaves* the iron form mesh on the *outside* of the stones???), we thought to be neighbourly and warned him about it. "We liked the look of it, he said. He must've seen my face, so he added, "I know it's invasive." Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I'm certain none of you would convict me had I strangled this man then and there, as surely as those vines will strangle the trees. **His retaining wall would still be ugly even if he wasn't so unutterably stupid.

I’ve seen northern catalpas keep up in height with cottonwoods. They can grow super tall and skinny in a forested setting. Something else I never hear mentioned is that the flowers fall off the trees all at once and produce a strong rancid smell as they decompose. The smell is bad enough that people walking by wonder what that foul smell is. I have six of the southern type planted up north that I bought online not too long ago. They have different shaped leaves and are more attractive. They have three or four lobes that look like short curly horns. The edge is not entire like the northern ones.

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Cool!

Who came here after watching the series Lie to Me Season 3 episode 4?

Thank for an informative, entertaining, and memorable video. You’re a great teacher! ❤🎉

I have some pink fleaban here in Massachusetts

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Awesome video! Thank you!

I was so excited to have wild strawberries in my yard. These were near my wild strawberries and I figured they were the same. I tried one today and was wondering for a hot second whether I got COVID on my flight the other day because I didn't taste a thing 😭

Merci Monsieur Butterfly for that awesome performance! 🤣🎉👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🦋💕

Thanks a million!

I love it, that’s d no you for this distinction, I had no idea! I loved the acting out of the flight patterns!😆

This is very interesting and helpful. I probably mistook viceroys for monarchs a couple times this year. Monarchs are bigger, but what i saw in my backyard were regular sized

I'm having a huge problem with morning glories taking over my flower garden

asiatic bittersweet killing my trees!!! ggrrrr.

just found your channel. this post was great. I am super allergic to poison ivy. gotta get on steroids to clear it. so thanks.

Looks like a strawberry lists all the similarities Yet has very little in common with strawberries,* lol?

Examples are Joe Pyle Weed and Horseweed

I didn’t realize that Japanese hops was growing through my cucumber plants. I had gloves on but had touched my neck to move my hair and a day later I had a bad rash on my neck like poison ivy. I still have it as it’s been only a week. I’m using calamine lotion, benedryl and cool cloths. It’s miserable. It was wound all around my cucumber stems.

I introduced this to my yard years ago. The bees and hummingbirds love it.

I am celebrating first red trumpets after 5 years of care! Mine is trapped on a soil island growing on an 8 foot tree stump. I love my Campsis! ❤❤

Thanks very much for this very helpful information! Cheers!

Wild Jewel Weed is the most incredible remedy for poison ivy. Take whole plants and submerge in a large pot of water. Boil down until the water is reduced to half. Remove residue and use liquid as wash over area poison ivy has been in contact with. We have seen repeatedly the astonishing effectiveness of this ranging from preventing blisters to healing weeping uncontrollably itching blisters within two applications. The liquid will mold very quickly so to keep it it must be frozen. We put it in ice cube trays so the cubes can be thawed and used as needed. Touch-me-not generally grows on the trail near poison ivy. If you crush the stem and rub it over the area contaminated it will prevent blistering completely. Hope this will provide much need relief to anyone who has an unfortunate encounter.

Nobody does a thorough job on teaching us how to identify the invasive honeysuckles. I have purchased some and I own 20 acres and I’d like to know before I plant them

A raccoon that comes around my yard refused to eat strawberries, blueberries or even canned fish. He loves peanut butter and crackers and bird seeds though.

Ragweed is a beautiful plant

In other words, poison ivy is a monocot, and box elder is a dicot?

I love this plant! Great video, as usual. Definitely going to pollinate that like button.

Awesome video! Also, I love your shirt 😀

How about we replace all the poison ivy with English Ivy! And, English Ivy doesn’t hurt European forests.

Bro we have rocks outside our house in out front yard and these guys are everywhere Like they are always on out porch at night and we always get scared to open the front door at night cuz one might come into the house lol

I would be running and screaming! I can deal with most all animals and insects but spiders do me in! Years ago we had some wolf spiders in our cabin when we went there for a weekend. Made hubby kill them. He even said they are huge and hairy.

Simple way to tell them apart: If you're itchy later, it was poison ivy.

Almost my entire 1/4 acre property in MD has so much i can barely even see the natives on the ground and that happened in less than 2 weeks, I learned what it was way way too late

FYI. Jewel weed can become very invasive if not constantly monitored. It will completely take over an ornamental flower bed once established. If you love constantly pulling invasive plants in your flower beds this is the plant for you. Beware gardening channels that leave out critical plant facts.

yes get to know the difference. biggest thing is the poison ivy is very glossy along with the three leaf clusters

I'm not allergic to poison ivy so am never correct in identifying it for potential visitors. Now i just say, pretty sure there is lots of it around.

I will stick to my leaves of three leaves it be and buy my syrup in the grocery store

In under 2 minutes, you did a good job of pointing out how to tell them apart, without just saying touch the plant in a way that will make it obvious very quickly which it is based on whether you itch or not. Plus, you point out some other things about them the combination of plants that not everyone knows. The only thing I would change is in the last comparison image, since the prior two images put poison ivy on the left and box elder on the right, and the last image swapped their places, which could lead people to remember things incorrectly. Consistency can help. But it's nice to see videos that are under 2 minutes, rather than 10+ minutes to say enough for people to benefit from it, and without being so short that you have to talk really fast to get it under a minute or half minute like some people do for other platforms.