virginia creeper

I did not need, after all, to feel up behind the Virginia creeper for the key.

It has a more restrained growth than the other Virginia creepers.

"I rather think it's Virginia creeper, but we'd better not take chances."

But Virginia creeper has five leaves and is an excellent, though aggressive, garden plant.

Virginia creeper and poison ivy very often grow together, even on the same tree.

Some previous owner of this place thought it would be a good idea to plant mint and Virginia creeper around the garden.

Virginia creeper covers patches of ground littered with broken bottles.

Virginia creeper needs to be clipped back from windows and hauled out of gutters.

"The only plant life I have around my house is a Virginia Creeper!"

Orange Virginia creeper winds through the dark green yews.

The wall's ivy covering will be Virginia creeper, which will change color with the seasons.

It was a broad low stucco house, with a Virginia creeper growing over it.

The caterpillars are known to feed on virginia creeper and grape.

However, most Virginia creeper leaves have five leaflets.

She passed the gate and stood before the old house, gabled and red with Virginia creeper.

Japanese beetles have eaten nearly all of the Virginia creeper that steals from the upper garden into the lower one.

The larvae feed on grape and Virginia creeper.

The Abbey building was covered across its south face by that type of ivy known as Virginia creeper.

And that is why the virginia creeper plant turns a lovely red colour in the autumn.

The Virginia creeper had shed half its leaves, they were so thick you couldn't see the paving stones.

When September came, the peaches turned as red as the Virginia creeper is turning now.

But what about the brilliant reds of the maples, oaks, Virginia creepers and sumacs?

Virginia creeper, poison ivy, and briar are common vines.

The quadrangle is well known for the extensive virginia creeper which covers most of the buildings.

The leaf shape, and also the brilliant fall colors, are indistinguishable from Virginia Creeper.