I would pull it, if it was in my garden. Vines can become a growing problem. It looks like a wild grape. Wild muscadine and wild mustang grapes can take over.

Ditto. It's a monster and this comment is coming from a thug lover. Get rid of it unless you need to cover a big parking lot in two months or something like that.

Omar

I have been fighting this thug for several years now. It came up under a very large shrub and I did not notice it until it started to show through. The base had gotten so established by then that all I can do now is keep it cut back, which is a lot of extra work that could have been eliminated if it had been pulled right away. So yes, get all the roots and throw them away.

This one will kill trees if left to its own devises.

Get rid of it

I did :)

Some people do keep the mustang wild grape for making house wine. But at $2.50 bottle at TJ, why bother.

I have had some good mustang grape pie but that is what wild stands are for. Unless you have lots of acreage and can say well that whole bank of trees can become a mustang grape support. That is why one goes to green belts and pretend to be a bird and pick some.