The question is: which of these three leaves IS poison ivy?
They are totally different colors, sizes, shapes, and textures.
Not a hard one, of course: they are all three poison ivy, just at different growth stages.
Information about poison ivy, oak, sumac and the skin rashes they cause
The question is: which of these three leaves IS poison ivy?
They are totally different colors, sizes, shapes, and textures.
Not a hard one, of course: they are all three poison ivy, just at different growth stages.
Here is yet another example of the difference between 5-leaved Virginia creeper and 3-leaved poison ivy.
I keep posting versions of this for two reasons:
1. Virginia creeper is still among the most common plants to be confused with poison ivy
Word filtered down to us that Jason Isbell has a line in a song on his newest album, Reunions, that mentions poison ivy and oak.
Naturally, being total poison ivy and poison oak nerds, we wanted to hear it.
The songs is Dreamsicle, and the verse includes:
It never fails to amaze me how different poison ivy can look from one plant to another, one place to another.