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I wouldn't be too modest. i don't think I would have ever identified that Indian Cucumber Root.
I don't think it is Virginia Creeper, we have plenty of it and I have never seen it grow that way. But, honestly, I've never paid any attention to it's growth cycle, so maybe it IS creeper. There is certainly plenty of it around here.
The funny thing is, several years ago my sister gave me some ginseng starts to plant, she had bought them at a festival somewhere, knowing my interest in plants. I planted them and later the same sort of plant that I just posted came up. which thrilled me, until I noticed a few other specimens growing where I had planted no starters. So, either A)my ginseng had grown and in a pretty unlikely coincidence, I had chosen to plant them in a spot where there was already ginseng growing or B) Neither specimen was ginseng, my plants failed to grow and one of the mystery plants came up in that spot. The photo I posted was taken at another site, by the way.
I don't think it is Virginia Creeper, we have plenty of it and I have never seen it grow that way. But, honestly, I've never paid any attention to it's growth cycle, so maybe it IS creeper. There is certainly plenty of it around here.
The funny thing is, several years ago my sister gave me some ginseng starts to plant, she had bought them at a festival somewhere, knowing my interest in plants. I planted them and later the same sort of plant that I just posted came up. which thrilled me, until I noticed a few other specimens growing where I had planted no starters. So, either A)my ginseng had grown and in a pretty unlikely coincidence, I had chosen to plant them in a spot where there was already ginseng growing or B) Neither specimen was ginseng, my plants failed to grow and one of the mystery plants came up in that spot. The photo I posted was taken at another site, by the way.