Identify Invasive Shrubs - Wineberry

[@sillojones1755]

Thank you. I’ve been desperately looking for information. I noticed the stalks growing in an open field on my property.

[@hendo-dogs]

But they’re delicious, and beautiful in a glass of white wine. Also I think that horse has left the barn.... it’s all over in the wild mountain woods of North Carolina, so I don’t think having a corner of my yard with a few wineberries is going to contribute to the invasion overall. As for ileagnus... if I could kill it all, I would! It strangles everything it comes into contact with, and it’s a horrible thorny plant.

[@blueghost4121]

It grows here in Harper’s Ferry. Tim Pool talks about it all the time on his channel, he says it highly invasive. Definitely agree.

[@mariaa3457]

Is he in Harpers Ferry? I know he’s in WV.

[@icarusstones5911]

I ordered red lantham raspberries and this is what grew. I’m in Washington state. Very annoying.

[@melissadukes5470]

How do I get rid of them?

[@midwestinvasiveplantnetwor7029]

Visit the homepage of the Woody Invasives of the Great Lakes Collaborative, and select wineberry, then scroll down to the management tab. The link is woodyinvasives.org/woody-invasive-species/wineberry/#1571683267259-c65fd76c-7490fa11-61a18d81-7f79. If you need additional information, please contact us www.mipn.org/Contacts/.