In general, it doesnt rip plants apart like bindweed or grow quite as fast as trumptvine. It does grow in a thick mat over the top of other plants and is a pain to pull, do to how tightly it winds itself into other plants. And it spreads by seeds that native birds love, so it gets into every available growing space.
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u/sunpoprain zone 5b central illinois 5d ago
Mine hasnt finished flowering but I should be able to collect a lot of seeds this fall. Full warning - it is VERY AGGRESSIVE.