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Edited to add location! This is in Northeast/North Central Pennsylvania, USA.

This plant has alternate leaves rather than opposite, longer and more slender leaves, and a different feel from my common milkweed. It feels almost papery or tougher. It also doesn't look like my immature common milkweed, which all has shorter leaves that are oppositely arranged in a more compact almost rosette formation. This plant is very short in height in comparison as well. It looks similar, but is absolutely not the same. 🌿

However when I scratched a vein on the other side it leaks milky white making me think this might be a *type* of milkweed, or something else entirely. Just not the same species I already have growing on my property. What is this pls. ✨️🫶

This vining plant is growing along side my house among goldenrod. Located in Pennsylvania in the US, is she native? Non-native? Invasive? 🌸