Underfoot: Jeepers, Virginia Creepers! - Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy

By Susan Sprout  Virginia Creeper is a native, woody vine belonging to the VITACEAE, or Grape Family. Surprised? You have probably seen many of them clinging to the sides of trees. They are versatile, growing in any kind of soil, partial shade to full sun, in fields, woods, or flood plains, from Maine to Florida. Virginia Creepers are good cover for erosion control as they…well…”creep” … Continue reading Underfoot: Jeepers, Virginia Creepers! »

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