Whip Vine
Flagellaria indica
Common Name: Whip Vine
Scientific Name: Flagellaria indica
Height: 15m high climbing in a tree.
Form: Scrambling vine with cane-like stems.
Leaves: Leaves are 10 to 40 centimetres long, and .5 to 3cm wide.
Flowers: Small white flowers.
Fruit: Pinkish-white berries in Summer or Autumn.
First Nations uses: The vine can be used for basket weaving, fishing nets, nets and ropes for climbing, various medicinal applications. Young leaf shoots can be used as vegetables.

