Kudzu, the Plant That Ate the South, Spreads North As Climate Warms Up

This email is primarily for those who did not grow up in the South or who have never lived in the South.

This abandoned cabin near Dahlonega, Ga. is shown in all four seasons of 2001. In late fall immediately after the first frost or freeze the kudzu leaves turn brown and begin to fall from the vine – http://www.jjanthony.com/kudzu/houseimages/4seasons.jpg

These images were made approximately one month apart during 2006 showing the creeping growth of kudzu from winter until autumn over this abandoned cabin. The cabin is located near Dahlonega, Georgia – http://www.jjanthony.com/kudzu/severalseasons/index.html

ARTICLE AND VIDEO – http://www.weather.com/news/science/environment/kudzu-spreads-north-climate-changes-20140802

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