how gorgeous is this Virginia creeper?
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As soon as Virginia Creeper loses those red leaves, we cut them off the vines off the trees. They grow so rampant here. I pull up hundreds of seedlings in the spring, spread by birds. It's one of the few really red leaves we have in fall.
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