I saw this plant growing up my fence, is it poisonous?

I would have asked on a botany forum, but I get off on the insults here.
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VA Creeper - can be poisonous if you have sensitive skin. My wife got a pretty nasty poison ivy-like reaction to it when she was pulling them in the yard

Thanks for the answer!

I looked it up, and it does cause skin irritation for some people. And the berries are poisonous too.

But at least I know now that it's not poison ivy.

Leaves of three let it be. your creeper has 5 leaves.

Uproot that thing as soon as possible. Those things grow rapidly and take over the lawn. I had one that got out of control and covered the driveway.

Indian women used to stay youthful by rubbing the leaves under their eyes and across wrinkle lines.

I haven't tried it, but I am sure it works!

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As someone who grew up playing in the woods of FFX county, I can tell you that most common poisonios plants are:

Poison Ivy: Ground plant with shiney leaves. Usually leafs in groups of three.

Poison Sumac: A vine plant that has stringy looking vines.

Poison Oak: A vine with three shiny leaves. Picture below.

Usually poison plants have very shiny leaves. You might have poison oak.
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Uh yeah wrong on most counts. Poison ivy can grow and climb like a vine or grow up by itself like a sapling. Poison sjmac grows like a small tree and there is no poison oak in Va.

itchyscratchy Wrote:
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> I saw this plant growing up my fence, is it
> poisonous?
>
> I would have asked on a botany forum, but I get
> off on the insults here.


Had that shit running about 20 feet along the top of the fence of the house we bought. It was all intertwined through the fence. Took a half day to cut it all out. Didn't get any rash or irritations, other than my irritation that it was the only thing holding the top of the fence together. Ugh!

I have a lot of these plants in my garden growing for years. My dog keeps eating them all the time. So, I believe they present no danger for people and animals.

itchyscratchy Wrote:
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> I saw this plant growing up my fence, is it
> poisonous?
>
> I would have asked on a botany forum, but I get
> off on the insults here.


My nigger neighbor has this shot growing every where!

I gets bubbles on mines

I don't really think it is poisonous. I mean it looks just like an ordinary plant. I mean my backyard must be filled with this kind of plants. Also take a look at what other people are saying about it, even dogs are eating it and nothing really bad happens. It looks just way too common, that is why i guess it ain't poisonous. However i will ask my friend who is working for a same day flower delivery dublin, he is a great specialist in plants. He really knows almost everything about plants, not only flowers, that is why they hired him.



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GlicerinEBAG Wrote:
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> I don't really think it is poisonous. I mean it
> looks just like an ordinary plant. I mean my
> backyard must be filled with this kind of plants.
> Also take a look at what other people are saying
> about it, even dogs are eating it and nothing
> really bad happens. It looks just way too common,
> that is why i guess it ain't poisonous. However i
> will ask my friend who is working for a same day
> flower delivery dublin, he is a great
> specialist in plants. He really knows almost
> everything about plants, not only flowers, that is
> why they hired him.

i agree with you, don't really think it is poisonous



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WingNut Wrote:
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> Democrat women used to stay youthful by rubbing the leaves under their eyes and across wrinkle lines.
>
I haven't tried it, but I am sure it works!

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