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Greenbrier (Smilax rotundifolia) Plants
Greenbrier (Smilax rotundifolia) Plants
A prickly, woody vine, greenbrier can create dense thickets with climbing tendrils providing protective cover for birds and small animals. With dainty white flowers, and dark blue berries, this vine provides food deep into the winter for wildlife. Young greenbrier shoots can be cooked just like asparagus!
Native to:Â Midwest, TX to ME and down to FL
Growing conditions:Â Sandy, moist to dry soils. Partial sun
Natural habitat:Â Forests, meadows, woodlands
Grows up to: 20’
Blooms:Â April - June
Part Shade
Dry to Medium
Medium
