Find out how to identify Virginia creeper, how to avoid Virginia creeper poisoning, and how to treat problems from eating or touching Virginia creeper.

The photo you e-mailed looks like Virginia creeper, a potentially invasive plant that likes to climb trees. The best way to eliminate any pesky plant is to get as much of the root system as possible.

ABINGDON, Va. — Restoring the damaged half of the Virginia Creeper Trail is expected to be a lengthy process which makes efforts to promote awareness and use of the undamaged portion all the ...

Now in their second year, they are fighting the root system. "Virginia creeper is growing in where it was all bittersweet last year," the OP wrote. "So thankful for this sub.

The root stock the tree has been grafted to is used to provide a root system that is hardier than the roots that your weeping cherry can provide for itself.The root stock might not even be a ...

Virginia creeper, a native, perennial plant, can reproduce by seed and will grow back from the existing root system.

DESTINATION VACATION: Pedal through southwest Virginia’s mountains on Virginia’s Creeper Trail.

ABINGDON, Va. - News 5 has learned the Washington County Virginia Sheriff's Department is currently investigating a recent report of an assault and battery on the Virginia Creeper Trail. We're ...

In the 1970s the last Virginia Creeper train rolled through the quaint town of Damascus, Virginia also referred to as Trail Town USA. The train climbed eastward into the Iron Mountains and was ...

This root system provides water, energy and nutrients to the plant, even under harsh conditions, and that's what makes it so tough and almost impossible to remove by hand.