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Ann wrote:

"Ray" expounded:

Earlier I posted a query about this plant, but now it has grown.
Recently I visited William Faulkner's home, Rowan Oak, in Oxford, Miss. I
pulled a small plant which was coming out of the side of the stump of a
cut-down tree. I was hoping it was an elm tree. I have now gotten it to
growing. The first set of growth was a five-leave cluster. The next cluster
contained four leaves. But the latest ones contain only three leaves, which
leads me to believe I may be growing poison ivy.

Some have said it might be Virginia Creeper. Or is it an elm of some kind?

It can be seen at: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze4xpgq/tree2.htm

Any guidance appreciated.

Now with this new picture I see it is definitely virginia creeper.

I agree and have lots about. Seems to like to grow up our oak trees.

Bill who sees four leaves not shiny.

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