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I have always known this devilish vine as "Briar". The best description I have run across names it as "razor wire". When mature, the st...Read More
I just had an acre of pine trees cut and found these tubers (?) by the trunks of the trees where the soil had been disturbed. After a li...Read More
Whether one is a gardener or not, the Sawtooth Greenbriar vine is a plant in which most people are familiar as it is native to the lower ...Read More
I would not want this in my yard because of the prickles and it is aggressive, spreading everywhere; however, it is an American native vi...Read More
While often said to be 'Invasive' it is actually native throughout much of the United States, it may be fairly undesirable though unless ...Read More
A thorny woody climber that must be a close relative of razor wire. It is native here, but I see impenetrable masses of this that can cov...Read More
I have rated it negative for several reasons:
1) It is non native and invasive.
2) once established, and this happens quic...Read More
I have found the way to kill this menace to society.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS ON THE BOTTLE
I don't like to s...Read More
I actually have a question to post about this thorny vine with a monster root, but I had to give a rating and so I have rated this plant ...Read More
I live in the Piney Woods area of Texas, near Woodville. I, too, will probably spend the rest of my life trying to dig the "sticker tater...Read More
The first time I encountered this plant was several years ago in the Florida Keys. It was like vinyl coated wire with needle-sharp thorns...Read More
I used to loathe greenbriar, but now that I've discovered the root is of cullinary value I'm going to dig the root. If this plant is a nu...Read More
I have to give this plant a positive rating even though others see it as a nuisance, and/or invasive plant. I personally enjoy "living fe...Read More
I once lived in a wooded area by the sea on Cape Cod, but now exist, day to day with botanical stigmata, in a barbed wire wasteland of Sm...Read More
I am still looking for an efficient way to eradicate this noxious plant. It has established in almost 15 acres of sandy upland forest on...Read More
Just to let you know, this "evil" plant grows very well in eastern Nebraska, too. Just seeing those thorns makes me hurt! I've got it ...Read More
This vine pops all over my central florida garden.I don't know where it comes from. The "potato" like root must be dug out and it is deep...Read More
I have beautiful woods behind my townhome that also act to block the view of other homes and an Electrical Turbine station nearby. Unfor...Read More
I've been fighting this thorny, invasive vine in our yard for years with round-up. I finally started digging up the roots, which are tube...Read More
I hate this stuff. Very difficult to remove and/or kill. I have had some success using a 10% solution of brush killer applied to the waxy...Read More
We have an unused portion of our garden in south Texas that we allowed to remain native. I recently decided to clean it up a bit, but fo...Read More
I am ambivilant about this plant. The thorns are vicious and the plant sends up volunteers readily. I have had thorn puncture wounds be...Read More
I have a small wooded area next to my lawn in Lewes Delaware. The greenbrier mixed with poisoned ivy and wild grape have taken over the a...Read More
This plant is very invasive in my area. It grows on and eventually chokes out everything around it. I would like to know how to eradica...Read More
Greenbrier is considered an edible wild plant, but for obvious reasons, I have not yet tried to test their edibility. I plan to in the f...Read More
I live on the North Carolina coast and this plant grows everywhere there. It spreads both by seed and by underground runners and doesn't ...Read More
There are two kind of such vines in my area in Sochi. The one that especially tormenting while my walks in the Relict Kolhidian forest ha...Read More
I'll give this plant a "Neutral" because it is a native plant and surely has its place within the ecosystem for providing food, shelter, ...Read More
The greenbriar grows like kudzu and is a lot more difficult to control. I t forms huge underground root masses that will sustain sprouts ...Read More
I hate this plant - it is hard to eradicate, has sharp stickers and long and heavy underground runners. I cannot imagine giving this plan...Read More
In a woodland setting, where native plants were used, this vine will be right at home. Everything has it's place, and this would not be a...Read More