May be used as a climbing vine or trailing groundcover, though it is less likely to climb up walls the way Virginia Creeper does because it lacks adhesive disks. Propagation: Softwood cuttings
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Blooms April-June. Resembles Virginia Creeper but much less common. Endemic to the Edwards Plateau and Cut Plain Ecoregions. The leaves turn orange and red fall color when grown in the sun. Reported to spread less than Virginia Creeper.
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