woodbine - Vitaceae Parthenocissus vitacea

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Taxonomy

Cladeangiosperm
FamilyVitaceae
GenusParthenocissus
Speciesvitacea
Common Namewoodbine
iTree CodePAVI5

Plant Form

FormDeciduous vine
Height0 feet
Spread0 feet
DeciduousYes

Identification Description

FoliageLeaflets are lustrous green above and slightly pubescent and pale on the underside, turning red in the fall. The leaves are serrated and 5 - 12 cm long Leaf Type  Information Icon Compound - Palmate
BarkStarts with lenticels and as it ages, peels into long strips
BudPointed, flat, single scaled. Bud Arrangement Information Icon Alternate
TwigVine that is green in the growing season and turning red in the fall.
FlowerSmall greenish flowers that will diverge from perfect to unisex on different vines. Flowers consist of five stamens and single style and stamen, there are 10 - 60 flowers per inflorescence.
FruitThe fruit is a 9 -12 mm wide drupe, dark blue/black in appearance.
Fall Color

Site Characteristics

USDA Zones   info for zones pH LevelsSalt Tolerance
Min3a Min5.0 SoilModerate
Max9a Max8.0 SprayModerate

Shade ToleranceDrought ToleranceAllelopathy
Tolerant High Unknown

Species Status

Nebraska Native Yes Check
U.S. Native Yes Check
Region of OriginUnited States