I have a thin, non-woody vine with ivy-like leaves, small green passionflower-type blooms, and round fruit between pea and cherry size growing over an azalea. What is it?
It's Passiflora lutea, yellow passionvine. Flowers are modestly attractive, but it's considered a weed. The fruit ripens to blue-black, releasing many seeds. Roots are winter-hardy.
Since it grows among desirable plants, avoid herbicides. Hand-pull whenever spotted, and dig out roots if accessible. Persistence is key.
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