Double post, this one has no pic.😮😯😲😳

I don't know why it decided not to post. Hopefully it shows this time.

We still need a location, because different , but similar looking legumes grow in different parts of the country.

Zone 9b Central FL USA

You call it a vine. Does it climb or just ramble over the ground?Does the plant have tendrils or thorns? What's the approximate length of the vine? Any flowers or buds?

It does have tendrils, no thorns and no flowers to be seen.

The only genus that I can think of is Vicia. It might be a Vicia species, but there may be other species there I don't know about. A flower would help when if you get one.

Jay I believe you're right. I'm going to give it time to flower before I decide to get rid of it. Thank u very much for ur help!

You're welcome mek. Please come back and show it again when it blooms, and we can hopefully give you an exact ID.

Are you sure it has tendrils? There are none visible in the pictures. Also what size are the leaves? (The whole pinnate leaf, not just the leaflets)

Floral, this picture wouldn't expand for me, so I couldn't see any detail.

It expands on an iPad.

It's not my device, it's a gardenweb glitch. Just temporary I'm sure.

It does have tendrils. I had to expand the pic to see them.

Could you circle these tendrils because I still don’t see them however much I enlarge the picture? And please could you give measurements for the leaves? There’s nothing to give a sense of scale.

Meanwhile compare with Abrus precatorius.

Securigera varia (crownvetch)?

Given the location, it is probably a rosary pea which is a noxious weed.

Mek, nel5397 is invariably spot on. So I’ll firm up my suggestion. Rosary Pea is Abrus precatorious.

These are the tendrils. They are hard to see.

These are the tendrils.

Right. So it isn’t Abrus precatorius after all. Apparently that has no tendrils. (I’ve never seen it in person). I think we’re going to have to await the flowers.