An insidious vine appeared in pine straw, smells like kimchi/skunk/gym shoes, grows a foot every two days, roots as it travels, chokes plants, and dies back in winter but returns aggressively. What is it and how to stop it?
This is skunk vine (Paederia foetida), also called "human gas" vine in Asia. A rampant invader known in Florida, now appearing in Georgia.
Warning: Avoid social events after handling—odor lingers!
See: Biocontrol for Skunk Vine | Skunk Vine

skunk vine

skunk vine

skunk vine
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