Bittersweet- Oriantal

Oriantal Bittersweet is a climbing vine, growing in CT. The oriantal is not native, and is said to be invasive. These plants can sprout new plants from seed, and some cut branches can root into the ground. When in trimmed my vine, (Since the wood was from this year) in our wood pile, the branches rooted into the ground nd kept growing. They grow very fast, and can grow into a big vine in just a few years. Oriantal Bittersweet while techincally is a vine, these plants can actually also grow as shrubs. If the plant grows far away from anything to climb on, theyll grow slower each year, and can grow into a beautiful shrub. Trimming is a good idea if you want to keep your bush or vine under control. If you choose to grow one of these, they are super easy to transplant and can even thrive inside. They are fairly nice plants. They are drought tollerant, and will adapt to its surroundings. They will take full sun and mostly shade. This is probably the perfect starter plant if you want to get into gardening and planting. If youll pulling them, they are pretty easy to take out, given if the plant is young. Like a tree, this plant grows bigger and bigger by the year, and after a few years, It'll be too big to pull. 
== Basics- ==
Grows as a vine, but could grow as a shrub with no host.
Deciduous plant- Looses leaves in October. (Turns Yellow)
Seeds when 2-6 years old. 
Easy to Grow
Fast Growing
Non-Native -- Could be invasive if left uncontrolled.
Trim often to slow growth. (These plants are tollerant of hard pruning)
Category:Trees and Shrubs
Category:Vines
Category:Nature