#invasiveplants — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #invasiveplants, aggregated by home.social.
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A guide to native plants and gardening in Missouri and Kansas | KCUR https://www.allforgardening.com/1927822/a-guide-to-native-plants-and-gardening-in-missouri-and-kansas-kcur/ #gardening #GardeningMissouri #InvasivePlants #InvasiveSpecies #KansasCityPlantShops #KansasCityPlants #Missouri #NativePlants #NativePlantsKansas #NativePlantsMissouri #NativeSpecies #PlantNurseries
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A guide to native plants and gardening in Missouri and Kansas | KCUR https://www.allforgardening.com/1927822/a-guide-to-native-plants-and-gardening-in-missouri-and-kansas-kcur/ #gardening #GardeningMissouri #InvasivePlants #InvasiveSpecies #KansasCityPlantShops #KansasCityPlants #Missouri #NativePlants #NativePlantsKansas #NativePlantsMissouri #NativeSpecies #PlantNurseries
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Good morning! This bindweed has found its way to a local park. #invasiveplants #Ecology #photography
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5 Plants you think are attractive, but are actually invasive in nature https://www.allforgardening.com/1903748/5-plants-you-think-are-attractive-but-are-actually-invasive-in-nature/ #AttractiveGardenPlants #BenefitsOfNativePlants #EcologicalImpactOfInvasiveSpecies #garden #gardening #GardeningCanada #InvasivePlants #PopularGardenPlants #UttarPradesh
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5 Plants you think are attractive, but are actually invasive in nature https://www.allforgardening.com/1903748/5-plants-you-think-are-attractive-but-are-actually-invasive-in-nature/ #AttractiveGardenPlants #BenefitsOfNativePlants #EcologicalImpactOfInvasiveSpecies #garden #gardening #GardeningCanada #InvasivePlants #PopularGardenPlants #UttarPradesh
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The latest edition of the Bad Naturalist newsletter has moths, domineering native plants, a new problem plant, a goat update, a groundhog, and a poodle.
#nativeplants #moths #invasiveplants #nature #badnaturalist #onthemountain #books
https://badnaturalistnewsletter.beehiiv.com/p/smoke-gets-in-our-eyes
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The latest edition of the Bad Naturalist newsletter has moths, domineering native plants, a new problem plant, a goat update, a groundhog, and a poodle.
#nativeplants #moths #invasiveplants #nature #badnaturalist #onthemountain #books
https://badnaturalistnewsletter.beehiiv.com/p/smoke-gets-in-our-eyes
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So, there is some of this on our land, unfortunately. I plan on cutting it back and pulling it up, but I also realize the local birds have gotten used to eating the berries (however, the berries aren't very nutritious). I'll look to try and replace the plants with #CanadaHoneysuckle, which is native, and not invasive -- and expanding our little food forest for the local wildlife.
#Maine #InvasivePlant Profile: #MorrowsHoneysuckle
By Sophia Cameron, Invasive Plant Management Intern and Jesse Wheeler, Vegetation Program Manager
"Morrow’s Honeysuckle (Lonicera morrowii) is an invasive plant species managed at Acadia National Park. It is often grouped with other species of invasive honeysuckles (L. tatarica, L. x bella), often called #ExoticBushHoneysuckles since they are difficult to distinguish from one another. They are deciduous shrubs found throughout the park, characterized by oppositely branched stems, and opposite, simple leaves. They produce yellow, white, and sometimes pink flowers, as well as round, red, and orange berries.
"The berries can be used to distinguish these invasive honeysuckles from native honeysuckle species. For example, the flowers of the #NativeHoneysuckle, L. canadensis, are yellow or green, and always downturned. They grow in pairs, as do their red fruits. L. morrowii’s flowers are upturned and grow individually from one another. These shrubs can grow up to approximately ten feet tall, with many stems growing from a single stump. The bark is shaggy on older stems and the stem center (pith) is hollow.
Plant Origin
"#ShrubbyHoneysuckles are originally from Asia, specifically Japan. The first recorded collection and introduction into the U.S. occurred in 1852 by Dr. James Morrow, for which Morrow’s Honeysuckle is named. Honeysuckles were imported as decorative species used in gardens, for erosion prevention, and as windbreaks. These are also the reasons why they are so successful as an invasive species.
Why is it Invasive?
"They do well in almost every soil type, and can develop complex root systems fairly quickly, making them difficult to remove, or be damaged by storms. Their bright berries are also extremely attractive to native wildlife—particularly birds—although the fruit is not nutritionally valuable to them. Birds help spread the seeds over long distances.
"Honeysuckles have been shown to cause a loss in plant diversity, especially herbaceous species, low growing shrubs, and tree seedlings, primarily by blocking out sunlight. However, some studies have led researchers to believe that honeysuckle may release a toxin into the soil from their roots that would harm surrounding vegetation, preventing their growth."
Learn more [includes photos]:
https://www.nps.gov/articles/morrows-honeysuckle.htm#SolarPunkSunday #InvasiveSpecies #InvasivePlants #NonNativePlants
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So, there is some of this on our land, unfortunately. I plan on cutting it back and pulling it up, but I also realize the local birds have gotten used to eating the berries (however, the berries aren't very nutritious). I'll look to try and replace the plants with #CanadaHoneysuckle, which is native, and not invasive -- and expanding our little food forest for the local wildlife.
#Maine #InvasivePlant Profile: #MorrowsHoneysuckle
By Sophia Cameron, Invasive Plant Management Intern and Jesse Wheeler, Vegetation Program Manager
"Morrow’s Honeysuckle (Lonicera morrowii) is an invasive plant species managed at Acadia National Park. It is often grouped with other species of invasive honeysuckles (L. tatarica, L. x bella), often called #ExoticBushHoneysuckles since they are difficult to distinguish from one another. They are deciduous shrubs found throughout the park, characterized by oppositely branched stems, and opposite, simple leaves. They produce yellow, white, and sometimes pink flowers, as well as round, red, and orange berries.
"The berries can be used to distinguish these invasive honeysuckles from native honeysuckle species. For example, the flowers of the #NativeHoneysuckle, L. canadensis, are yellow or green, and always downturned. They grow in pairs, as do their red fruits. L. morrowii’s flowers are upturned and grow individually from one another. These shrubs can grow up to approximately ten feet tall, with many stems growing from a single stump. The bark is shaggy on older stems and the stem center (pith) is hollow.
Plant Origin
"#ShrubbyHoneysuckles are originally from Asia, specifically Japan. The first recorded collection and introduction into the U.S. occurred in 1852 by Dr. James Morrow, for which Morrow’s Honeysuckle is named. Honeysuckles were imported as decorative species used in gardens, for erosion prevention, and as windbreaks. These are also the reasons why they are so successful as an invasive species.
Why is it Invasive?
"They do well in almost every soil type, and can develop complex root systems fairly quickly, making them difficult to remove, or be damaged by storms. Their bright berries are also extremely attractive to native wildlife—particularly birds—although the fruit is not nutritionally valuable to them. Birds help spread the seeds over long distances.
"Honeysuckles have been shown to cause a loss in plant diversity, especially herbaceous species, low growing shrubs, and tree seedlings, primarily by blocking out sunlight. However, some studies have led researchers to believe that honeysuckle may release a toxin into the soil from their roots that would harm surrounding vegetation, preventing their growth."
Learn more [includes photos]:
https://www.nps.gov/articles/morrows-honeysuckle.htm#SolarPunkSunday #InvasiveSpecies #InvasivePlants #NonNativePlants
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Summer Gardening Mistakes That Can Kill Your Plants https://www.allforgardening.com/1890345/summer-gardening-mistakes-that-can-kill-your-plants/ #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #SummerGarden
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Summer Gardening Mistakes That Can Kill Your Plants https://www.allforgardening.com/1890345/summer-gardening-mistakes-that-can-kill-your-plants/ #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #SummerGarden
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Challenging Misconceptions: Why You Shouldn’t Pull Weeds In Your Yard https://www.allforgardening.com/1885857/challenging-misconceptions-why-you-shouldnt-pull-weeds-in-your-yard/ #BeneficialInsects #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #PullingWeeds
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Challenging Misconceptions: Why You Shouldn’t Pull Weeds In Your Yard https://www.allforgardening.com/1885857/challenging-misconceptions-why-you-shouldnt-pull-weeds-in-your-yard/ #BeneficialInsects #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #PullingWeeds
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Homeowner braces for yearslong fight after inheriting yard filled with invasive plants https://www.allforgardening.com/1871219/homeowner-braces-for-yearslong-fight-after-inheriting-yard-filled-with-invasive-plants/ #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #NativePlants #PhotoCredit #reddit
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Homeowner braces for yearslong fight after inheriting yard filled with invasive plants https://www.allforgardening.com/1871219/homeowner-braces-for-yearslong-fight-after-inheriting-yard-filled-with-invasive-plants/ #garden #gardening #InvasivePlants #NativePlants #PhotoCredit #reddit
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Gardener boxed in by concrete and invasives finally gets monarchs to visit new milkweed https://www.allforgardening.com/1870959/gardener-boxed-in-by-concrete-and-invasives-finally-gets-monarchs-to-visit-new-milkweed-2/ #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #JapaneseKnotweed #MilkweedPlant #MilkweedPlants #MonarchButterfly #NativeHabitat #NativePlant
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Gardener boxed in by concrete and invasives finally gets monarchs to visit new milkweed https://www.allforgardening.com/1870959/gardener-boxed-in-by-concrete-and-invasives-finally-gets-monarchs-to-visit-new-milkweed-2/ #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #JapaneseKnotweed #MilkweedPlant #MilkweedPlants #MonarchButterfly #NativeHabitat #NativePlant
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What counts as a weed is changing as clover lawns and creeping thyme gain ground https://www.allforgardening.com/1870588/what-counts-as-a-weed-is-changing-as-clover-lawns-and-creeping-thyme-gain-ground/ #AOL #CreepingThyme #garden #gardening #HomeownersAssociations #InvasivePlants #LawnAlternatives #LocalGovernments #NativePlant #TraditionalGrass
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What counts as a weed is changing as clover lawns and creeping thyme gain ground https://www.allforgardening.com/1870588/what-counts-as-a-weed-is-changing-as-clover-lawns-and-creeping-thyme-gain-ground/ #AOL #CreepingThyme #garden #gardening #HomeownersAssociations #InvasivePlants #LawnAlternatives #LocalGovernments #NativePlant #TraditionalGrass
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I’m a Garden Writer—These Are the Groundcovers I Would NEVER Plant https://www.allforgardening.com/1865043/im-a-garden-writer-these-are-the-groundcovers-i-would-never-plant/ #AggressivePlants #garden #gardening #groundcovers #InvasivePlants
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I’m a Garden Writer—These Are the Groundcovers I Would NEVER Plant https://www.allforgardening.com/1865043/im-a-garden-writer-these-are-the-groundcovers-i-would-never-plant/ #AggressivePlants #garden #gardening #groundcovers #InvasivePlants
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Today's #WildflowerHour has an #InvasivePlants challenge and I was visiting my mother just before the heatwave hit, so of course I got some pics of the wonderful Mexican Fleabane which is taking over her patio via the cracks in the paving. Resistance is futile (and why would anyone want to?) #Wendover #Buckinghamshire #Bloomscrolling #botany #plants #flowers #wildflowers #photography
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Today's #WildflowerHour has an #InvasivePlants challenge and I was visiting my mother just before the heatwave hit, so of course I got some pics of the wonderful Mexican Fleabane which is taking over her patio via the cracks in the paving. Resistance is futile (and why would anyone want to?) #Wendover #Buckinghamshire #Bloomscrolling #botany #plants #flowers #wildflowers #photography
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So, we are battling some of the #InvasivePlants mentioned in this bulletin, and the #BlackCherry is winning out!
#UMaineCooperativeExtension - Bulletin #2575, #NativeTrees and Shrubs for #Maine Landscapes: Black Cherry (Prunus serotina)
"This series of publications is the result of a five-year research project that evaluated the adaptability of a variety of native trees and shrubs to the stresses of urban and residential landscapes in Maine. Non-native invasive plants pose a serious threat to Maine’s #biodiversity. Plants such as #JapaneseBarberry, shrubby #honeysuckle, and #AsiaticBittersweet, originally introduced for their ornamental features, have escaped from our landscapes, colonizing natural areas and displacing native plants and animals. By landscaping with native plants, we can create vegetation corridors that link fragmented wild areas, providing food and shelter for the native wildlife that is an integral part of our ecosystem. Your landscape choices can have an impact on the environment that goes far beyond your property lines.
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"Black cherry deserves a spot in any landscape devoted to wildlife. The cherries are an important food for songbirds and small mammals, and the plant is host to over 200 species of butterflies and moths."
Learn More:
https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2575e/#SolarPunkSunday #MaineLandscapes #NativePlants #VegetationCorridors #EdibleLandscapes #WildlifeCorridors #GardeningForWildlife
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So, we are battling some of the #InvasivePlants mentioned in this bulletin, and the #BlackCherry is winning out!
#UMaineCooperativeExtension - Bulletin #2575, #NativeTrees and Shrubs for #Maine Landscapes: Black Cherry (Prunus serotina)
"This series of publications is the result of a five-year research project that evaluated the adaptability of a variety of native trees and shrubs to the stresses of urban and residential landscapes in Maine. Non-native invasive plants pose a serious threat to Maine’s #biodiversity. Plants such as #JapaneseBarberry, shrubby #honeysuckle, and #AsiaticBittersweet, originally introduced for their ornamental features, have escaped from our landscapes, colonizing natural areas and displacing native plants and animals. By landscaping with native plants, we can create vegetation corridors that link fragmented wild areas, providing food and shelter for the native wildlife that is an integral part of our ecosystem. Your landscape choices can have an impact on the environment that goes far beyond your property lines.
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"Black cherry deserves a spot in any landscape devoted to wildlife. The cherries are an important food for songbirds and small mammals, and the plant is host to over 200 species of butterflies and moths."
Learn More:
https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2575e/#SolarPunkSunday #MaineLandscapes #NativePlants #VegetationCorridors #EdibleLandscapes #WildlifeCorridors #GardeningForWildlife
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Sadly, the invasive Spotted Lanternfly is now firmly ensconced in Virginia. Here, hundreds of nymphs are feeding on this Tree of Heaven, also an invasive species.
I was shocked to see every possible surface of bark covered and had to take a picture to convey the scale of the invasion.
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Sadly, the invasive Spotted Lanternfly is now firmly ensconced in Virginia. Here, hundreds of nymphs are feeding on this Tree of Heaven, also an invasive species.
I was shocked to see every possible surface of bark covered and had to take a picture to convey the scale of the invasion.
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#invasiveplants #pollinators #Bienen
Ich mag die Essigbäume nicht, die sich auf unserem Grundstück auszubreiten versuchen. Der Kampf gegen die Wurzelausläufer ist nicht nur ermüdend, zumal bei den derzeitigen Temperaturen; er sorgt auch dafür, dass ich mich ständig des zweiten Schreckens dieses Sommers erwehren muss: So viele Zecken hatten wir hier noch nie.
Aber: Die Honigbienen, die uns besuchen, sehen das offenbar anders. An jedem Blütenstand sitzt mindestens eine Honigbiene ...
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@LeamValley Yes. Chusan palm can definitely be a weed. That’s especially the case in northern NZ. It’s now banned from sale and planting in Auckland and landowners with infestations of wild plants can be required to control them.
https://www.weedbusters.org.nz/what-are-weeds/weed-list/chinese-windmill-palm/
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@LeamValley Yes. Chusan palm can definitely be a weed. That’s especially the case in northern NZ. It’s now banned from sale and planting in Auckland and landowners with infestations of wild plants can be required to control them.
https://www.weedbusters.org.nz/what-are-weeds/weed-list/chinese-windmill-palm/
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Allen County Master Gardeners discuss ways homeowners can help the environment | Allen County https://www.allforgardening.com/1836531/allen-county-master-gardeners-discuss-ways-homeowners-can-help-the-environment-allen-county/ #AllenCountyMasterGardeners #BrownBagSeries #children #DouglasTallamy #EnvironmentalConservation #garden #gardener #gardening #HowCanIHelp?SavingNatureWithMyYard #InvasivePlants #NativePlants #PollinatorGardens #RainBarrels #SustainableGardening
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Allen County Master Gardeners discuss ways homeowners can help the environment | Allen County https://www.allforgardening.com/1836531/allen-county-master-gardeners-discuss-ways-homeowners-can-help-the-environment-allen-county/ #AllenCountyMasterGardeners #BrownBagSeries #children #DouglasTallamy #EnvironmentalConservation #garden #gardener #gardening #HowCanIHelp?SavingNatureWithMyYard #InvasivePlants #NativePlants #PollinatorGardens #RainBarrels #SustainableGardening
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This week's #WildflowerHour challenge is #InvasivePlants. Japanese knotweed? Himalayan balsam? Triffids? Find one and get a photo, as long as we get some weather where it's safe to venture out.
https://bsky.app/profile/wildflowerhour.bsky.social/post/3mowvh72co225 -
This week's #WildflowerHour challenge is #InvasivePlants. Japanese knotweed? Himalayan balsam? Triffids? Find one and get a photo, as long as we get some weather where it's safe to venture out.
https://bsky.app/profile/wildflowerhour.bsky.social/post/3mowvh72co225 -
Never Compost This Kind of Plant, Gardeners Warn—It Can Harm Your Garden and Soil https://www.allforgardening.com/1821728/never-compost-this-kind-of-plant-gardeners-warn-it-can-harm-your-garden-and-soil-2/ #AmyEnfield #composting #DiseasedPlant #DiseasedPlants #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #PlantMaterial #TeriValenzuela
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Never Compost This Kind of Plant, Gardeners Warn—It Can Harm Your Garden and Soil https://www.allforgardening.com/1821728/never-compost-this-kind-of-plant-gardeners-warn-it-can-harm-your-garden-and-soil-2/ #AmyEnfield #composting #DiseasedPlant #DiseasedPlants #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #PlantMaterial #TeriValenzuela
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Never Compost This Kind of Plant, Gardeners Warn—It Can Harm Your Garden and Soil https://www.allforgardening.com/1821220/never-compost-this-kind-of-plant-gardeners-warn-it-can-harm-your-garden-and-soil/ #AmyEnfield #composting #DiseasedPlant #DiseasedPlants #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #PlantMaterial #TeriValenzuela
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Never Compost This Kind of Plant, Gardeners Warn—It Can Harm Your Garden and Soil https://www.allforgardening.com/1821220/never-compost-this-kind-of-plant-gardeners-warn-it-can-harm-your-garden-and-soil/ #AmyEnfield #composting #DiseasedPlant #DiseasedPlants #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #PlantMaterial #TeriValenzuela
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Alan Titchmarsh explains phrases you need to watch out for on plant la https://www.allforgardening.com/1820430/alan-titchmarsh-explains-phrases-you-need-to-watch-out-for-on-plant-la/ #AlanTitchmarsh #BBCGardenersWorld #garden #Garden(section) #gardening #GardeningAdvice #GardeningIreland #InvasivePlants #PlantLabelEuphemisms #plants #RHSChelseaFlowerShow
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Alan Titchmarsh explains phrases you need to watch out for on plant la https://www.allforgardening.com/1820430/alan-titchmarsh-explains-phrases-you-need-to-watch-out-for-on-plant-la/ #AlanTitchmarsh #BBCGardenersWorld #garden #Garden(section) #gardening #GardeningAdvice #GardeningIreland #InvasivePlants #PlantLabelEuphemisms #plants #RHSChelseaFlowerShow
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Four common plants that’ll cause hefty damage and take over your garden https://www.allforgardening.com/1820311/four-common-plants-thatll-cause-hefty-damage-and-take-over-your-garden/ #bamboo #EnglishIvy #garden #gardening #GardeningIreland #InvasivePlants #InvasiveUkPlants #IvyPlant #JapaneseKnotweed #plants #weeds #Wisteria
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Four common plants that’ll cause hefty damage and take over your garden https://www.allforgardening.com/1820311/four-common-plants-thatll-cause-hefty-damage-and-take-over-your-garden/ #bamboo #EnglishIvy #garden #gardening #GardeningIreland #InvasivePlants #InvasiveUkPlants #IvyPlant #JapaneseKnotweed #plants #weeds #Wisteria
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Homeowner asks what’s in the yard, and a gardener starts naming invasive shrubs one by one https://www.allforgardening.com/1817706/homeowner-asks-whats-in-the-yard-and-a-gardener-starts-naming-invasive-shrubs-one-by-one-2/ #BurningBush #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #NativePlants
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Homeowner asks what’s in the yard, and a gardener starts naming invasive shrubs one by one https://www.allforgardening.com/1817706/homeowner-asks-whats-in-the-yard-and-a-gardener-starts-naming-invasive-shrubs-one-by-one-2/ #BurningBush #garden #gardener #gardening #InvasivePlants #NativePlants
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Another photo from early this morning, walking the Dahl Playfield Park loop: the east side is mostly Himalayan blackberry bushes, which are not allowed anywhere else. People come in late summer to gather berries.
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Another photo from early this morning, walking the Dahl Playfield Park loop: the east side is mostly Himalayan blackberry bushes, which are not allowed anywhere else. People come in late summer to gather berries.
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Gardener shares composting method that can kill weed seeds before they spread through your yard https://www.allforgardening.com/1806764/gardener-shares-composting-method-that-can-kill-weed-seeds-before-they-spread-through-your-yard/ #composting #CompostingProcess #garden #gardener #gardening #HotComposting #InvasivePlants #UnwantedPlants #WeedSeeds
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Gardener shares composting method that can kill weed seeds before they spread through your yard https://www.allforgardening.com/1806764/gardener-shares-composting-method-that-can-kill-weed-seeds-before-they-spread-through-your-yard/ #composting #CompostingProcess #garden #gardener #gardening #HotComposting #InvasivePlants #UnwantedPlants #WeedSeeds
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Wild Pigs Undermine Invasive Flora, While Native Deer Bolster It
New research shows wild pigs help reduce invasive plants, while native deer help invasive plants grow more. This changes how we see these animals in forests.
#WildPigs, #InvasivePlants, #NativeDeer, #ForestEcology, #WildlifeManagement
https://newsletter.tf/wild-pigs-reduce-invasive-plants-deer-increase/
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Wild pigs are surprisingly helping to reduce invasive plants in forests, while native deer are making the problem worse. This is the opposite of what scientists expected.
#WildPigs, #InvasivePlants, #NativeDeer, #ForestEcology, #WildlifeManagement
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6 Environmentally Friendly Ways to Get Rid of Invasive Plants Without All the Harsh Chemicals https://www.allforgardening.com/1798869/6-environmentally-friendly-ways-to-get-rid-of-invasive-plants-without-all-the-harsh-chemicals/ #garden #gardening #ImageCredit #InvasivePlants #NativeSpecies #Shutterstock #SoilMicrobes
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6 Environmentally Friendly Ways to Get Rid of Invasive Plants Without All the Harsh Chemicals https://www.allforgardening.com/1798869/6-environmentally-friendly-ways-to-get-rid-of-invasive-plants-without-all-the-harsh-chemicals/ #garden #gardening #ImageCredit #InvasivePlants #NativeSpecies #Shutterstock #SoilMicrobes
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‘Our local species is becoming extinct’: Irish gardeners face fines, jail time, for planting invasive bluebell https://www.allforgardening.com/1781669/our-local-species-is-becoming-extinct-irish-gardeners-face-fines-jail-time-for-planting-invasive-bluebell/ #garden #gardener #gardeners #gardening #InvasivePlants #IrishWildlifeTrust #NationalParksAndWildlifeService #NativeEcosystems #NativePlants #NoeleenSmyth #NPWS #SpanishBluebell #TheIrishSun
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‘Our local species is becoming extinct’: Irish gardeners face fines, jail time, for planting invasive bluebell https://www.allforgardening.com/1781669/our-local-species-is-becoming-extinct-irish-gardeners-face-fines-jail-time-for-planting-invasive-bluebell/ #garden #gardener #gardeners #gardening #InvasivePlants #IrishWildlifeTrust #NationalParksAndWildlifeService #NativeEcosystems #NativePlants #NoeleenSmyth #NPWS #SpanishBluebell #TheIrishSun
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Interesting thoughts on No Mow May from a native plant specialist.
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Interesting thoughts on No Mow May from a native plant specialist.
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Got Oriental Bittersweet? Here's how to remove it without harmful poisons or herbicides. A better way, https://www.prosperityhomestead.org/how-to-get-rid-of-oriental-bittersweet-without-harming-the-environment/?utm_medium=nelio #OrientalBittersweet #InvasivePlants
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CT gardeners hoping to attract more wildlife should avoid these plants https://www.allforgardening.com/1750647/ct-gardeners-hoping-to-attract-more-wildlife-should-avoid-these-plants/ #ConnecticutNews #CTNews #environment #Environmental #garden #gardening #HartfordCourant #InvasivePlants #InvasiveSpecies #LocalNews #outdoors #plants #ThingsToDo
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#OgunquitME - #Stewardship #Workday: #BeachPlumFarm
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
9:00 am
Beach Plum Farm
610 Main St, Ogunquit, ME 03907"Beach Plum Farm is the last remaining #SaltWaterFarm in Ogunquit, home to #CommunityGardens, and the office of Great Works Regional #LandTrust.
Join #GWRLT for a Stewardship Workday on Wednesday, May 6th, 9am to noon at Beach Plum Farm, Ogunquit. We will be removing invasive species and a spring cleanup. Let us know if you can help out by registering below."
FMI and to register:
https://gwrlt.org/event/stewardship-2/#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #InvasivePlants #SpringCleanup #EnvironmentalStewardship #LandTrusts #GreatWorksRegionalLandTrust
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I got some ID help for previous post (chestnut tree) from Univ of Georgia site re #ecosystem #invasiveplants #gardening
https://www.invasive.org