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Invasive Plant Projects

New England Wild Flower Society Conservation staff explores many invasive plants and how to remove them

August 2009 Notes

Several conservation projects from August 2009

Clearing Buckthorn at Arbutus Sanctuary

Giant Hogweed

invasive-plant hogweed giant-hogweed poisonous-plants

Japanese Knotweed Recipes

After harvesting this thug, try some of these delicious recipes.

Salisbury Pepperweed Project

Ted Elliman, Vegetation Management Coordinator, discusses the collaborative Salisbury Pepperweed Project

Smith College Invasive Plant Control

SuAsCo-CISMA Update

Summer 2010 brought volunteers into the SuAsCo watershed to search for invasive plants.

SWEET

New England Wild Flower Society conservation staff work with SWEET volunteers to clear invasive plants from King Philips area in Sudbury, MA

This Beauty is a Beast

Taken from a press release from the Massachusetts Introduced Pests Outreach Project website, a collaboration between the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources and the UMass Extension Agriculture and Landscape Program. Avoid the use of beautiful, but dangerous invasive plants in holiday decorating. The sale of Oriental bittersweet in wreaths has been prohibited in Massachusetts since 2006.

The weedy, the wily, the wicked

by Evan Meyer, August 2010