It's this one, Araujia sericifera, aka Cruel Vine, plus several other names. After reading about this plant, I would not plant it in my yard. It seems to be the kudzu of California, smothering anything in its path. Here is a link that might be useful: Araujia sericifera

I am also including a link to a ginseng hunting forum where I have a picture of the roots... The post is titled: 'Question: Have I Found Ginseng???' ---third post down. I think you have to sign up to view messages though. Here is a link that might be useful: Ginseng Forum

Thanks for the responses and compliments on the squirrel baffle!!! I am quite pleased to say that the squirrels have tried their darnedest, but still have not managed to get up onto it. It's funny to watch them run up the post, stop when they realize they can't go any further and jump off...then they just scrounge around on the ground for dropped seeds. I almost feel guilty!! (but not too guilty because I do have a squirrel feeder out for them) And the greatest part is, I am saving so much money in bird food..especially the woodpecker cakes!!!! The birds really enjoy the big "platform", and one thing I've noticed is that the fishing line that supports the corners is helping to keep the larger birds off of the platform. The blue jays have tried to land on there, but they always change their minds. chickadeemelrose ~ I'll have to try the milk jug idea...I have a couple of feeders that have no "roofs"...I'd like to make something to keep them dry. james_m_clark~ The upside down tray is actually pretty thick and self supporting..the reasoning behind supporting the corners is the possibility of snow/ice weighing it down and cracking it around the center. I thought this would help distribute the weight. terrene~ I do have a feeder pole that somehow the squirrels manage to run up, I'll have to try the stove pipe style squirrel baffle for that. I'll post back in a couple of weeks and let you know if the squirrels have managed to outsmart us!

I found this at experts@about.com: "The date of the set is on the back of the glass on the mirror to the dresser. The mirror backing has to be removed to get to the back of the glass itself. The date will be in dark gray on the glass itself." I'm not sure how much trouble this would be to do, but it would give you a start anyhow. Good luck!