American bittersweet

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Matt Candeias of In Defense of Plants introduces us to a native plant that is in need of more attention and conservation and helps us tell it apart from an invasive species.

Find American Bittersweet (Celastrus scandens) in Fayetteville Springdale Rogers Bentonville AR Arkansas AR at Westwood Gardens

While I understand bittersweet's appeal, I NEVER advocate it. Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus Orbiculatus) is invasive. #garden

Bittersweet comes in two major varieties: American and Oriental. Oriental bittersweet is considered invasive in most states and will grow out of bounds. American bittersweet is vigorous, climbing everything in its path, but not invasive. Bittersweet is a dioecious vine, which means it needs both a male and a female ...

We thought these were spindle berries, but I now think they're staff vine/American bittersweet.

American bittersweet is a sturdy, woody vine native to most of Eastern North America. The berries are valuable for birds and as a decor item in autumn

Add a pop of color to your fall decorations with American bittersweet. Find this vine-like plant in woodlands or forests and clip a few pieces so you can display its red berries in your home. The bright red berries look great in vases with...

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