Terrell's 3rd, 4th, and 5th mystery plants.

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  1. japerson34

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    Okay, now they get tougher...

    The 5th one I am thinking Rosary Pea or perhaps Puncture Weed.
     

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    #1 Paper Mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera).

    HTH
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    If it is, then I need to move it as it is now under some huge oaks and pine trees.
     
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    Well at least the agreement is some type of Mulberry. The pictures seem to favor that what I have is Paper Mulberry. Thank you very much for the replies.
     
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    #5 (#3) looks like Creeping Milkvetch.
     
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    From what I read, the leaves are too short to be Creeping Milkvetch.
     
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    Does the vine have tendrils? I also can't tell if it has opposite or alternate leaves.
     
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    This picture was taken last year as most that I have post were and since then the cold weather has gotten to them. I have yet to see this one making a come back yet. So I can't tell you one way or another if it had tendrils. As to whether the leaves are opposite or alternate, neither. They are better described as "whorled" having 3 and 4 leaves at the same location on the stem.
     
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