Common North American vine with compound leaves and bluish-black berrylike fruit.
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It has virginia creeper over the porch, and a white gate.
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The wall was curtained with canaryensis, virginia creeper rich in autumn tints, ivy, and giant nasturtiums.
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The virginia creeper was reddening on the wall; the casement windows open to the air and sunshine.
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The south front is one-storied, a long series of rooms opening one into the other, and the walls are covered with virginia creeper.
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Virginia creeper festooned the hanging lamp; Virginia creeper crept over the cloth.
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Across the lawn a Virginia creeper draped the house with vivid tints.
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The Virginia Creeper had climbed to the tops of the trees.
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To-day it pleased her to decorate the table with Virginia creeper.
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Beside him on an unpainted trellis, Virginia creeper rattled in an October wind.
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Virginia creeper and ivy, honeysuckle and jasmine, nearly covered the walls.
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It was of bluish stone, and half covered with Virginia creeper.
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He found nothing but bedraggled Virginia creeper and more dead leaves.
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Rockeries, Virginia creeper and a magnificent spreading magnolia tree adorn the front garden.
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Over a large whitish heap lay a Virginia creeper, turning a dull crimson.
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The facade is cut granite interspersed with climbing roses, wisteria and Virginia creepers.
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XIV: Virginia creeper screen, on an old fence, with wall-flowers and hollyhocks in front.