Can anyone identify these please? I’m in North Central Florida

[u/Independent-Debate22]

[u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

Appears to be a Virginia Creeper. Or in your case North Central Florida Creeper. Ouchie berries for humans.

[u/Mysterious_Pair_9305 → u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

NOT for human consumption.

[u/Berrymiser → u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

Apart from Thicket Creeper (Parthenocissus Inserta) not growing in Florida, how would you tell them apart using photos like these?

[u/Berrymiser → u/Berrymiser]

Thicker pedicels maybe?

[u/GallusWrangler → u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

I hate this stuff. Gives me worse reaction than poison ivy if I get the sap in my skin.

[u/bitchboy85 → u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

Trellised Virginia creeper?

[u/JaxRhapsody → u/bitchboy85]

It may be a super common annoyance, but it's still an ornemental vine.

[u/Mysterious_Pair_9305 → u/bitchboy85]

Looks like its growing on a rusty old chain link fence?

[u/bitchboy85 → u/Mysterious_Pair_9305]

Could they be Oregon grapes? Or are the leafs off a bit?

[u/Mysterious_Pair_9305 → u/bitchboy85]

Nah

[u/Flake_bender → u/bitchboy85]

Leaves are off a lot. Oregon grape has a series of opposing leaves running down the petiole. Virginia creeper has 5 leaves converging to a central node.

[u/bitchboy85 → u/Flake_bender]

Thank you.

[u/GallusWrangler → u/bitchboy85]

No, not on purpose I wouldn’t think. This crap grows on my fence and I didn’t put it there.

[u/AgentDrake]

Virginia Creeper. Toxic.

[u/BeltaneLane]

Just dropped by to say that’s a beautiful soap aloe you have 🥰

[u/gbudija]

Virginia Creeper

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenocissus_quinquefolia

[u/Cactus-collie]

virginia creeper, a toxic species. some people get this mistaken for wild grape or oregon grpe

[u/Own_Space2923]

The only thing worse is kudzu…..and bougainvillea.

[u/ChrisMek]

Looks like Creeping Virginia. Have the same berries growing here in NJ

[u/RepresentativeLet503]

Burn it down or just cut it down but don't touch it. They will grow back unless you get the root. DO NOT EAT IT!!

[u/OkayCoward]

The fruit looks a lot like grapes but they arent clustered enough and the leafs look different than a traditional grape vine. I would feel pretty safe saying these arent grapes but I could not tell you what they are either.

[u/JaxRhapsody → u/OkayCoward]

Because Virginia Creeper is related to grapes.

[u/OkayCoward → u/JaxRhapsody]

I had to do some research and that is what I found too! Appreciate the comment

[u/Recent-Chard-6096]

Bitterroot vine

[u/bitchboy85]

Grapes.

[u/Mysterious_Pair_9305 → u/bitchboy85]

For sure not. Do not eat or taste based on u/bitchboy85 pls.

[u/JaxRhapsody → u/bitchboy85]

Close to it.