Does anyone know a good ID site for kudzu.

Does anyone know if it hit Pennsylvania?


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symplastless wrote:
Does anyone know a good ID site for kudzu.

Does anyone know if it hit Pennsylvania?


Google can answer these questions literally in seconds.

http://www.agriculture.state.pa.us/a...A=390&Q=144980

As for identifying it, if it is green and hairy and growing fast enough to
be noticeable over the span of a few minutes, it is probably kudzu. If you
stand beside it and it climbs your leg and tries to drag you down, it is
probably kudzu.

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John McGaw
[Knoxville, TN, USA]
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