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Two Vines maybe an ID?
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Ok I have these vines in my backyard one of them has leaves similar to morning glory, i dont think it is there isnt any flowers on them.



The other has a heart with like spikey edges (Also secretes milk like liquid when u break the stem) i got pics here if u want habitat pics i can go get them.



Thier growing in florida.

Im not sure if its possible to id vines like this so dont flame me if it isnt :shrug:

thanks for any help,

-sub


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Re: Two Vines maybe an ID? [Re: sublimistri]
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they both appear to be morning glories and probably are because they dont flower until usually mid august or towards the fall


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Re: Two Vines maybe an ID? [Re: Gr33nTree73]
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echoes73 said:
they both appear to be morning glories and probably are because they dont flower until usually mid august or towards the fall


thats not completely true. it depends on where you live. they flower year round here.

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Re: Two Vines maybe an ID? [Re: ApacheShaman]
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The first resembles Bindweed, a particular pest in the garden due to the roots fragmenting and sending up new shoots http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calystegia.


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