Bittersweet vine

Add this American native to your landscape for its colorful berries which also serve as an important food source for both birds and animals during the winter.

This is a guide about growing bittersweet. Bittersweet is an easy to grow vine known for its beautiful fall color.

The Bittersweet vine is known for being destructive and invasive, but is everything about the bittersweet plant bad? Learn more.

If one bittersweet vine isn't enough for your garden, you can propagate it and grow more. You can either start growing bittersweet cuttings or plant bittersweet seeds. If you are interested in propagating American bittersweet vines, click here for tips.

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Have four season beauty when you add American bittersweet vine to your garden.

Oriental Bittersweet is an invasive climbing vine from Asia that can kill trees reducing our bio-diversity. The Oriental Bittersweet vine will climb other plants, wrapping itself like twine. Since this is a somewhat rigid woody vine that grips tightly, as the diameter of the tree increases it will crush and girdle itself against the vine.

Bittersweet vine has great fall color that will last as a long time. Use it in wreaths, vases or anywhere to add a touch of fall to your home decor.

These beautiful perennial flowering vines and greenery vines come back to your garden every year without needing to be replanted after the winter.

Bittersweet vine produces bright berries in the fall so it makes for a festive way to decorate for a fall wedding.