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Answer for the clue "Spreading plant ", 5 letters:
kudzu

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The Kudzu was a counterculture underground newspaper published in Jackson, Mississippi starting in September 1968. Promising "Subterranean News from the Heart of Ole Dixie" and offering a blend of hip culture and radical politics, it was founded by members ...

Usage examples of kudzu.

My special thanks to Edith Edwards of Kudzu Konnections in Rutherfordton.

I once wrote about the destructive qualities of kudzu in a book called The Glass Flame, but now I have learned about its virtues.

The Book of Kudzu provided me with a fascinating collection of recipes, not only for culinary purposes but for healing as well, all helpful in my fiction writing.

I found her busy with a customer, so I wandered back to the kudzu room to discover just how friendly the ubiquitous vine might be.

A large poster asked whether I knew that Kudzu makes wonderful nonbloating forage for cattle?

Fresh kudzu shoots, picked right off the vine, are delicious in a salad?

When her customer had gone, Finella found me leafing through the kudzu material and her eyes brightened.

His mouth seemed to clamp shut in the mat of shaggy whiskers and he picked up his sack and walked past me toward the kudzu room.

I would have disappeared into the kudzu room, but she looked up and saw me.

Along the road, kudzu had made beautiful sculptures, hiding everything that lay beneath.

Ty Frazer would never run out of vines to harvest, and it was certainly time for the South to wake up to the way kudzu might be put to use.

Natalie interested herself in a plate of succulent shrimp and tomato wedges set in a nest of bright green kudzu leaves and then went on.

When I looked into the backseat, I saw with delight that her costume consisted of kudzu leaves--cut from cloth that was almost the exact green of the plant.

Lights had been placed all around the area, and I could see that the sides of the barn were covered with walls of lush kudzu vines, so that the barn seemed to wear its own costume.

Great kudzu leaves shone with their own green light, eerie and unnatural.