It’s creeping into my yard from the neighbor’s. The pod and beans are very firm and thick. What is it? by throwaway-ducky plants IdentificationWhat's this plant 7 Comments ohshannoneileen 7 months ago Wisteria salazar_62 7 months ago Looks like wisteria. MellyF2015 7 months ago Wisteria. If it is velvety to the touch, it is the invasive chinese wisteria. If it is the invasive, take the seed pods and dispose of them. Place them in some plastic bags and throw away. Anything but allowing them to sprout. peachpitkid 7 months ago Wisteria chinensis most likely, depending on where you’re at it can be invasive LochNessMother 7 months ago Wisteria – DO NOT EAT. (Like mushrooms – Do not eat any beans unless you know they are edible) Relevant-Welder7407 7 months ago Wisteria seed pods Milkandcoffee69 7 months ago Flickyer bean
MellyF2015 7 months ago Wisteria. If it is velvety to the touch, it is the invasive chinese wisteria. If it is the invasive, take the seed pods and dispose of them. Place them in some plastic bags and throw away. Anything but allowing them to sprout.
peachpitkid 7 months ago Wisteria chinensis most likely, depending on where you’re at it can be invasive
LochNessMother 7 months ago Wisteria – DO NOT EAT. (Like mushrooms – Do not eat any beans unless you know they are edible)
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Wisteria
Looks like wisteria.
Wisteria.
If it is velvety to the touch, it is the invasive chinese wisteria.
If it is the invasive, take the seed pods and dispose of them. Place them in some plastic bags and throw away.
Anything but allowing them to sprout.
Wisteria chinensis most likely, depending on where you’re at it can be invasive
Wisteria – DO NOT EAT.
(Like mushrooms – Do not eat any beans unless you know they are edible)
Wisteria seed pods
Flickyer bean