Sounds like a philodendron. Do you have a picture? It would be much easier to identify if so.

Sounds like a philodendron. Do you have a picture? It would be much easier to identify if so.

Maybe you mean Arrowhead Vine or 'Syngonium podophyllum'? See link below for Google Images.

Carol in Jax

Here is a link that might be useful: Syngonium podophyllum

I'd like to know also. I have them all over my yard, growing up the oak trees. I looked at the pictures of an Arrowhead Vine and Syngonium podophyllum; don't think that is it.

What I have grows from a rather thick vine (after a few months of growth) and "sticks" to the bark of the tree as it runs up and over the branches. The leaves are more elongated and larger than a philodendren.

Pictures to follow, as soon as I get over this flu which has knocked me out this past weekend.

Pothos?

I would guess either golden pothos gone wild or a variety of philodendron. Pothos starts out like a little bitty houseplant. But when you plant it outside in the right conditions, it grows and grows. Mine is up an orange tree and each leaf is well over a foot long/wide.
Lori

Here is a link that might be useful: pothos outside

Yes that looks like it. What is it, and where can you get them?

It actually looks more like these "Syngonium podophyllum", but everything I read says there more of an indoor plant. The ones I've seen are growing up palm trees.

Monstera deliciosa. It is a type of philodendron with edible fruit that look similar to corn on the cob when ripe.

Many indoor plants do great outdoors in the right climate. I gave a friend some rain lily bulbs for her little garden and she informed me those were 'house plants". Maybe in Ohio, but not here.