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Porcelain Vine: Invasive Weed with Multicolored Berries in November

A gardener's coworker had a vine in her hedge with grape-like leaves and multicolored berries (pink to blue/purple) like colorful Easter eggs, present in November.

Expert Identification

The vine is porcelain vine, an invasive weed in some areas. The expert provided a Google Images link for porcelain vine.

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