California wild grape

Also known as Northern California Grape, Pacific Grape

California wild grape climbs vigorously over trees and shrubs along stream banks and wooded slopes, draping riparian canopies in dense green foliage. In autumn, its large heart-shaped leaves transform into vivid shades of crimson, orange, and yellow before dropping for winter. The plant produces dense clusters of small, deep purple berries that provide vital autumn nourishment for migrating birds and resident wildlife.