Bittersweet vine a big crop of horrors Invasive species, fed by development, is strangling yards and woods The Boston Globe | November 9, 2006| | Copyright 2006 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information) Copyright

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Oriental bittersweet: Spreads aggressively and overgrows anything; its weight can fell trees during storms. Description: A climbing woody vine; its round leaves with pointed tips turn yellow in fall and stay on plant after other species have dropped their leaves; yellow seed capsules split upon ripening, revealing red berries inside.60 ft. How tall a vine can sprout from one bright orange Oriental bittersweet berry.9 ft. How deep the vine's roots can extend.1919 When the vine, which originated in Asia, was first reported in Massachusetts; it has infested as much as 70 percent of ...

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