Plant Id help....

[46er]

Can anyone help in id'ing this vine? Growing on my sisters property in Parkertown. Covers the trees it is growing on, white fragrant flowers in spring; bee's love it. The flowers turn into these seed pod clusters that resemble little acorns, and the leaves are still green. Thanks for any help.

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[bobpbx]

I"m sorry 46'r. I'd need a flower, since I don't recognize it on sight. With a flower we could zero in based upon many features that can easily be keyed out.

 

[bobpbx]

46'r, I contacted Mark Demitroff since he helps me out on plants sometimes. He has a background in horticulture. He said that it could be an adult-leaf form of ivy, most likely English (Hedera helix). If your photo included a size comparison it would be easier to rule out other species like Persian Ivy (H. colchica).

 

[46er]

Thats sounds resonable as there is some English Ivy growing right next to it, it just didn;t look like English and I never knew English Ivy flowered. I do not have any pictures of flowers, was visiting with her this past weekend and snapped a couple of pix. She was complaining on how many bee's are drawn to it in the spring. She should be happy that is still happening Thanks for the info, I'll take a picture of the cutting next to a ruler.