People sometimes confuse Virginia creeper with poison ivy, but there are key differences. Poison ivy has three leaves to a stem. Virginia creeper almost always has five. The two plants differ in ...

What's the difference between Virginia creeper and poison ivy? Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) is often mistaken for poison ivy. Virginia creeper has five leaves, while poison ivy ...

Virginia creeper closely resembles poison ivy, so it is easy to mistake one for the other. While these plants have similarly ...

Another vine-like plant, the Virginia creeper, also turns a lovely red in fall, but it can be separated from poison ivy in several ways. Virginia creeper has five, rather than three leaflets ...

In this video, Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces you to this beautiful vine – the Virginia Creeper, also known as the five-leaved ivy. Virginia Creeper has five leaflets unlike the ...

Roadside and field edge shrubs are red, purple, brown, and green. Virginia creeper and poison ivy are red. Peak season is expected this weekend.

As October progresses, fall starts slowly, gaining momentum. Virginia creeper, poison ivy, sumac and others have come and gone, our first to change. The yellows of ash trees, mango in our ...