Here, poison oak behaves as a ground cover, sharing its niche with a blackberry vine (Rubus ursinus). Black berry brambles are often mistaken for poison oak. Can you tell them apart?
(Hint: If it’s hairy, it’s a berry.)
Here, poison oak behaves as a ground cover, sharing its niche with a blackberry vine (Rubus ursinus). Black berry brambles are often mistaken for poison oak. Can you tell them apart?
(Hint: If it’s hairy, it’s a berry.)
Here, poison oak behaves as a ground cover, sharing its niche with a blackberry vine (Rubus ursinus). Black berry brambles are often mistaken for poison oak. Can you tell them apart?
(Hint: If it’s hairy, it’s a berry.)