Of the many different invasive vines that trouble American gardeners, Oriental bittersweet, also known as round leaf bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus), is one of the worst. Not only is it fast ...

Brought from Asia in the 1860s as an ornamental plant, round leaf bittersweet is a perennial in the Celastraceae family. It is an invasive woody vine that inhabits suitable areas where it can find a ...

Efforts to control invasive plant species are on-going; these plants, Asiatic bittersweet, pictured before fruiting with characteristic red/yellow berries. were removed from trees at the New ...

Japanese knotweed can regenerate from root hairs and Asiatic bittersweet can re-root itself when a vine is in contact with soil. And it is illegal to move invasive plants from one site to another ...

Japanese knotweed can regenerate from root hairs and Asiatic bittersweet can re-root itself when a vine is in contact with soil. And it is illegal to move invasive plants from one site to another ...

Japanese knotweed can regenerate from root hairs and Asiatic bittersweet can re-root itself when a vine is in contact with soil. And it is illegal to move invasive plants from one site to another ...

Compounding the issue is the resilience of the plants: Japanese knotweed can regenerate from root hairs and Asiatic bittersweet can re-root itself when a vine is in contact with soil. And it is ...