@haesicks2: Someone is gonna complain about the way I say it I just know

rich bitch67 :

In the Netherlands it's called duizendknoop. Goals are the tools. they eat every leaf and software stem.

Lone Ranger :

It was brought here to help with erosion control. It worked but it is too invasive and got out control.

Dorcas Wright Bertho :

It was brought to the south to control erosion (washouts ) and it worked. They didn’t think about how fast it d

Lee :

it's the magic bean plant in jack & the bean stalk

sally vyain :

Very interesting! Thanks!

Ross :

sort of like the Spanish moss

427 :

like bamboo

Scott Singer850 :

lots in Indiana also

johndavis4674 :

You look so good that I could really listen to you talking . 😁🥰

Jasper C. Higgens :

flamethrower? 😂

Brent Zulkoskey🇨🇦 :

tomato tomato 🍅 u said it perfectly

Rob Rox :

Thanks for the forestry lesson shae 🥰

Emotion_Soap :

Ah

cap obrien :

where I live on the New York State Pennsylvania border there is some of this growing along one of the running trails and by early June a completely covers it so you can't see the poles or anything under it at all

Jose Sanchez32486 :

Makes sense

Richard :

Very interesting

Buck :

Correct pronunciation from here

2_sore_eye_balls :

Good info 👍🏼

Cubs8860 :

davidbyrnes112 :

best part of this is length of post😏

Chameleon :

it's a vine?... tangles around other shrubs bushes and such?

sheriffofredrock :

Vines ?

ooo :

a vine plant very invasive many pats of world including north america.

B Blackfalcone67 :

Chattanooga here we have fainting goats to eat it.

User 987 :

I guess it’s a lot of similarities all over the world and everywhere we go we see something from our home town I have been in three continents and I always remember seeing something similar but different 🤷‍♂️I like your information 🥰