Hello,

When I moved into my house there was/is a very vigorous woody thick climbing vine. It has tendrils, immature green berry sized fruit that matures to blue.The leaves are ovate with serrated margins. It is all along our chain link fence, as well as growing and twining in and along a large ornamental pomegranate tree. It looks to be weighing it down. I've searched and searched with no answer. I would really appreciate somebody's help! I am including photos.

Welcome to the forums.
Please could you say where you live and when your pics were taken.
Thanks.

Hi carlysuko, from me too!

To get an exact ID, it will really help to know what part of the country/world the plant is growing.

I agree. We need to know the country/state/city, etc. to obtain a good identification. Also, please take some photos of the leaves, close up front and back if possible.

I will hazard a guess, but it is only a guess:
Cissus antarctica?

My apologies. Southern California. Coastal San Diego. I will try and post more photos. Thank you.

greene said:I agree. We need to know the country/state/city, etc. to obtain a good identification. Also, please take some photos of the leaves, close up front and back if possible.

I will hazard a guess, but it is only a guess:
Cissus antarctica?

Thank you! This is 100% the plant. I appreciate your help.

If you have time, take a moment to complete your profile information. That way, everyone can know your location. It helps when asking for a plant identification.

If you are sure it is the correct identification...
our database has zero photos of the plant. You can earn some acorns for adding your photos.

Add one photo of the fruit, one photo of the leaves and one photo as the habitat and you will get credit in the form of acorns.

Kangaroo Vine (Cissus antarctica)

I will absolutely take and post more detailed photos of my kangaroo vine, as well as complete my profie ASAP.

Thank you all for the tips and advice.

Carly