Yes, I HATE them! They can decimate my trees in a day!!! I go on egg patrol all the time! Luckily the eggs are so big, I can find them quite easily. They love citrus and also sansho (Mountain ash, sichuan pepper)! Ashita

Since the wisteria is a huge and powerful vine unless kept diligently pruned to remain unnaturally small maybe having it wrapped around the post etc. is not going to work out anyway - and the plant should be removed. This would of course also take away the place for the birds to hang out. There are tall native conifers in this region with wisteria vines growing all the way to their tops. In time the trunks of full-sized wisteria vines become quite stout. I have also seen a big one sending out runners across the top of a bed, like a sheet of piano wire. Not really a plant for a small space in a modest setting.

probably juniperus virginianna ... a real weed tree in my MI [line the roadways for gazillions of miles] .. invasive in some areas ... and get this.. native in others [down south] ... lol ... why in he world you would want to nurture a self sowing weed tree.. is beyond me.. its right up there with thinking.. ooooo ... i got a free burning bush ... lol place it appropriately in the garbage.. imo ... and over the years.. as you find more.. do the same ... and boy.. were you spot on with the bird thing .... ken

Congrats Lesli! Giant caterpillars will eat any citrus, rue, hoptree, prickly ash, Hercules club and wild lime.