If you're itching to get rid of poison ivy in your yard, wait! This Vermont native has its good side.

Sure, poison ivy causes itchy, red welts on 90% of people who touch its leaves or stems. This native plant also serves as food for birds and insects and even helps in high winds.

If you're itching to get rid of poison ivy in your yard, wait! This Vermont native has its good side.

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