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Native Wildflower Sings the Blues
Virginia Bluebells, © Bernie Kasper, sindianavisions.wordpress.com Virginia Bluebell, also known as Virginia Cowslip and Mertensia Virginica, is being eliminated from the bottomland forests of our sta… more →
Arlington Village Green Team
Climate Change: What Experts Expect for the Upper Midwest
denisedthornton wrote 5 days ago: I’m hosting far-flung family from Seattle, Houston and Albany this week, so I’m going to post a link … more →
Agency partners work to keep invasives out of Diamond Lake and continue monitoring lake health
fishingaddictsnorthwest wrote 2 weeks ago: June 29, 2009 ROSEBURG, Ore. – The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Forest Servi … more →
The offending article
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Andrew wrote 3 weeks ago: Photos of the highly invasive Himalayan balsam (Impatiens balsamifera) as requested by Jo from Canad … more →
Warning -- It's Wild Parsnip Season
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denisedthornton wrote 3 weeks ago: I first walked my land on Labor Day Weekend 2004. I was responding with a pounding heart to the top … more →
Garlic Mustard Study: Final Spring Results
natureinquiries wrote 4 weeks ago: by Carl Strang One of my studies this spring has been an experimental comparison of removal techniqu … more →
Invasive Plants in the Nursery
Debbie wrote 1 month ago: Invasive plants are becoming a major issue for many states and municipalities. The amount of money … more →
Mile-a-minute vine
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joenesgarden wrote 1 month ago: Study up … this is serious. Mile-a-minute vine – acronym MAM – is no joking matter. Mile-a-m … more →
NOT Wanted: Have You Seen This Plant?
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hillsteadnatureblog wrote 2 months ago: Heaven help you if you have it in your yard. If? What am I saying? It’s everywhere! Garlic Mus … more →
"It's irresistible!"
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Melissa McMasters wrote 2 months ago: So said our CEO, Meg, the other day while talking about how she can’t help interrupting her do … more →
Fence trophy
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brooklynpix wrote 2 months ago: First I saw the hooves. After that, the trophy head made sense. These fence adornments are remnants … more →
it looks, feels, and smells like summer
aprettypickle wrote 2 months ago: Japanese honeysuckle is quite possibly the worst invasive plant to native plant species in Kentucky, … more →
Battling Bittersweet
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joenesgarden wrote 2 months ago: See these festive looking berries? Photo by: Leslie J. Mehrhoff, University of Connecticut, Bugwood. … more →
Help the Winooski Valley Park District Beat Invasive Weeds by Becoming a Master Eco-Steward
Joanna wrote 2 months ago: The Winooski Valley Park District is training a new class of Master Eco-Stewards this spring and sum … more →
Native Wildflower Sings the Blues
ravinegirl wrote 2 months ago: Virginia Bluebells, © Bernie Kasper, sindianavisions.wordpress.com Virginia Bluebell, also known as … more →
VA: Statewide invasive plant removal day: May 02
takis karantonis wrote 2 months ago: This is a first: A state wide invasive plant removal day: Tomorrow, May 02. In the Village, we have … more →
Garlic Mustard: Taste of an Invasive
ravinegirl wrote 2 months ago: Garlic Mustard Invasive Removal Event, April 25 in the ravine Garlic mustard is an aptly named in … more →
Garlic Mustard Study Update
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natureinquiries wrote 3 months ago: by Carl Strang Since treating the garlic mustard plots , I have returned weekly to check on them. … more →
Simulating herbivory on an invasive plant: van Kleunen et al., 2004
pathdigger wrote 3 months ago: Journal: Basic and Applied Ecology Location: Europe (Switzerland?) When 50% of the leaf area of Cana … more →
Prime time for Plant Pests
Simple&Free wrote 3 months ago: Prime: adj. first in time, first in significance Plant: n. vegetation Pest: n. a plant or animal de … more →
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