Smilax Vines - Knowledgebase Question

Key West, FL
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Question by SheServed2
December 13, 1997
I saw a beautiful wreath in a magazine once made from smilax vines with the berries still attached. Where would smilax vines be found? Where do they grow naturally? And if I could get some seeds or a clipping, would it survive here in South Florida?


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Answer from NGA
December 13, 1997
Smilax, also called 'greenbrier' or 'catbrier', is a tropical plant so it would, indeed, grow well in South Florida. It's not a specialty plant so it should be available at a local nursery, or order from Woodlanders, Inc., 1128 Collection Ave., Aiken, SC 29801; ph# 803/648-7522 - they carry several species.

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