Watermark Woods LLC
Menispermum canadense
Moonseed Vine
Vine - Blooms White in Summer
Prefers Part Sun/Shade - Full Shade with Moist, Acidic - Neutral soil
Height: 8.0 - 20.0 ft, Spread: 8.0 - 20.0 ft
Deer Rarely Eat
Moonseed Vine, is a woody climbing vine native to North America. With its distinctive heart-shaped leaves and twining stems, it adds a touch of elegance to woodland landscapes. In summer, inconspicuous greenish flowers give way to clusters of dark purple berries resembling crescent moons, hence its name. However, caution is advised as the berries are toxic if ingested. Moonseed Vine serves as a host plant for various butterfly species and provides shelter for small wildlife. While its berries may be visually striking, they should be admired from a distance due to their poisonous nature.