Timberlane,

Some of these are Poison Ivy. I may not be 100% on all of them, but here's what I think, (in order of image)...

1) Sumac (probably not Poison Sumac)
2) Poison Ivy
3) young Tulip Tree?
4) Strawberry
5) Poison Ivy
6) Poison Ivy
7) Oak species (not Poison Oak)
8) Blackberry/Raspberry
9) Box Elder

10. Blackberry/Raspberry
11. Virginia Creeper

Regards,

Mike

WOW! Thanks a billion for the quick response! I guess it's not quite as bad as I figured. The only bad part; all the poison ivy seems to be my neighbors. It's all over their backyard and now it's climbing my fence! I'm never gonna get rid of it unless they try to get rid of theirs as well. :(

Hey who's been taking pictures in my yard? LOL I have all of these or at least have had them at times.

I agree on most of those, although I am not good at id'ing Poison Ivy, I jsut kill all ugly vines with leaves of 3 just to be safe. But I really think #1 is Tree of Heaven aka Ailanthus Altissima which should be known as "Tree from Hell" it is bad news.

The first one is definitely tree of heaven Ailanthus altissima, a highly invasive non-native tree. Since it is small, I'd quickly dig it up. And I mean *all* of it, including all the root system. If you let it get established, you'll never get rid of it....

By the way, the third one is indeed tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera)

Now that I look at the first image again, I'm thinking Tree of "Heaven" also...

Mike

My neighbor cut his Ailanthus down about 5 years ago. Last week I mowed some new shoots down in my yard, they were over 50 ft. away. That's one tough plant.

Across the street and several doors down there is a really big Ailanthus, I get shoots in my yard all the time. My neighbors behind me get them as well.

Here's a drawing of poison oak and poison ivy for comparison. Poison oak has 3 leaflets, also.

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