Hello plant family, please help me to determine if these are poison ivy. thanks so much.

I don't see Poison Ivy in any of your pictures. In photo #1 I see what appears to be Vitis (Grape Vine) and Hedera (Ivy). I'm not sure what the pretty plant is in photos 2 and 3 but it isn't poison ivy either.

I agree: none of it is poison ivy.

Its a vine I think of as air potato, but it isn't. Not cats claw vine or dioscorea, let me see, thornless smilax... greenbrier or bamboo vine. Double check me, LOK I have tons of it.

Healingplant said: Hello plant family, please help me to determine if these are poison ivy. thanks so much

Please have a read of link below so that you know a little more about poison ivy.
it is very clearly written . It will put your mind at rest.
Leaves in 3's ..let it be!
http://grandpacliff.com/Plants...

I see grape, mulberry, english ivy and what may be milkweed vine....
But I can't find any poison ivy in any of your photos either.

Could be dioscorea or milkweed vine... Check the similarity:
https://www.marylandbiodiversi...
https://www.marylandbiodiversi...

kittriana said: Its a vine I think of as air potato... thornless smilax... I have tons of it.

I wonder if you are thinking of Moonseed vine, Cocculus carolinus

My suspicion are some sort of Porcelain berry, Mullberry, a Bind-weed, and English ivy

thanks so very much for your quick response and help. : :

@stone mine is a bit different than hers, it was dark when I was trying to remember it

Yup Kat. your plant is moonseed vine.

Common Moonseed (Menispermum canadense)

Carolina Moonseed (Cocculus carolinus)


@tofitropic Did you compare with honeyvine?
Honeyvine Milkweed (Cynanchum laeve)

stone said:
@tofitropic Did you compare with honeyvine?
Honeyvine Milkweed (Cynanchum laeve)

Yes Stone, it can be similar to Cynachum laeve, but Milkweed-vine is an opposite leaved vine
the mystery vine is an alternate leaved

Hi Tofi, may I ask what you used to add the plant names and arrows to your photo? I can see that it would be a very useful tool, especially on this type of forum.
Thank you in advance,
Erin

wavymouse2 said: Hi Tofi, may I ask what you used to add the plant names and arrows to your photo? I can see that it would be a very useful tool, especially on this type of forum.
Thank you in advance,
Erin

Hi Erin, I use Power point on a PC, as I constantly working in-front of computer and microscopic image, due to my main job.
Copy the picture, create comments and save the image. Mostly I use power point as a tool on my image related reports for colleagues and students, exactly like that.
I learnt that it help other understand easier of what I tried to converse, effectively.
There must be many apps nowadays, but I am not really good on new apps.

I use to watch Plant ID forum to refresh my brain during exhausting works, it can be so tired-some at times. This could relaxed and refresh me, plus I get to learn a-lot from other people from all over the globe too.

Paint can also add writing to pics. IDK if it can add the caption boxes with points.

Hi Tofi, This machine did not tell me you replied, so sorry! I had no idea Power Point could be so useful. In my working days, it was only used to make boring presentations. lol I will need to give it a try.

Thank you for the suggestion, Tiffany, I guess I need to try new things and see what works.
Thank you both.

Happy to suggest. : )