Blue Ridge Carrion Flower 100 Seeds Smilax lasioneura

Smilax lasioneura, commonly known as, is a species of flowering vine native to the eastern United States. Here are some key features and characteristics: Appearance: This perennial vine typically grows along the ground or climbs using tendrils. It has heart-shaped leaves that are glossy green and may have a bluish tint. The stems are often thorny. Flowers: Smilax lasioneura produces small greenish-white flowers in clusters. The flowers are not particularly showy but are followed by the development of berries. Berries: After flowering, the vine produces clusters of small, round, bluish-black berries. These berries are not typically consumed by humans but are eaten by birds and other wildlife. Habitat: Blue Ridge Carrion Flower is commonly found in moist woodlands, thickets, and along stream banks in its native range. It prefers rich, well-drained soil and partial to full shade. Ecological Importance: Like other species of Smilax, S. lasioneura provides habitat and food for wildlife. The