Invasive plants threaten the health of Eden Prairie’s parks and wild spaces, but volunteers are fighting back.
Faced with a rampaging invasive plant species, Billings, Montana, is paying plant removal experts to remove the plants. The plan is good news for Billings homeowners, as they can now get their ...
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Woman deploys unconventional method to clean up overgrown property: 'So much more efficient'
When it comes down to it, clearing land is usually a miserable job. But these four-legged landscapers devoured two full acres ...
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Homeowner warned after sharing photo of mystery growth on property: 'It should go'
Invasive plants can be a major headache for homeowners when they show up on property, not only because of this, but also ...
GLENCOE, IL — To protect native plant and animal life sometimes requires sustained human intervention. Once brought into the U.S. for its hardiness, the introduction of European buckthorn is ...
A Lake Zurich-based volunteer group launched a buckthorn bounty program to give local homeowners incentives to eliminate the invasive buckthorn tree. Despite the efforts of municipalities and ...
The Lake County Forest Preserves are at war. It’s a conflict with frontlines across the county, likely invisible to most residents who don’t know about the infestation that plagues the landscape: ...
MOORHEAD — Volunteers will be pruning back a non-native species of buckthorn in Moorhead on Tuesday, May 16, in an attempt to keep the invasive species at bay. Starting at 10 a.m., volunteers will ...
ST. PAUL, Minn.-- It's been an ongoing battle for years in Minnesota: The fight against invasive buckthorn. You may have seen efforts to get goats to eat the stuff. Now, researchers are looking to ...
Q: Can you please explain how to distinguish common buckthorn (which is invasive) from alderleaf buckthorn (which I see is listed as a desirable native plant)? The Seek app can distinguish them but it ...
BRAINERD — The Mississippi Headwaters Board approved two projects proposed by the Aitkin Soil & Water Conservation District for a total cost of $6,800, including a survey for invasive buckthorn.
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