Possum Grapes Stock Photo

Ampelopsis Cordata, commonly called Possum Grapes. Tiny, purple, buck-shot sized grapes grown as a vine in rural Oklahoma. It has a tiny, white flower and produces colorful grapes mid-summer to early fall. The grapes are mostly seed, however are used to make wine and possum grape jelly. If not routinely cut back, the vine can be very invasive and can take over a tree in a short period of time.