Please Help Identify This Vine Plant !
11 years ago
I found this plant in front for my garden. I was wondering what's the name of this plant. I want to learn if it is a annual or perennial. If perennial I would like to grow it around my front fence for semi privacy. I live in Oakland, California.
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