Invasive species
Get the latest news, expert advice, and features on invasive species from the Gardening Know How team to help your garden thrive.
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Most Invasive Plants In California And The Western U.S.
Learn how invasive plant species are a threat to ecosystems in the states of California and Nevada.
By Teo Spengler
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Most Invasive Species In Ohio Valley Region Gardens
Click here to learn about the most invasive species in Ohio valley and central region gardens.
By Laura Miller
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Can Native Plants Be Invasive Or Overly Aggressive?
Can native plants become invasive? Click here to find out the answer, and what you can do about it.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Most Invasive Species In Oregon, Washington, And Idaho
Click here for information about common invasive species in northwest regions (Washington, Oregon, and Idaho).
By Amy Grant
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How To Stop Invasive Plants From Spreading
Invasive plants pose a huge threat to ecosystems. Click here to learn how to stop invasive species from spreading in areas they don’t belong.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Do Butterfly Bushes Spread: Controlling Invasive Butterfly Bushes
Is butterfly bush an invasive species? The answer is an unqualified yes, but some gardeners either are not aware of this or else plant it anyway for its ornamental attributes. Click on this article to learn more.
By Teo Spengler
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Identifying Invasive Plants – How To Spot Invasive Plants In The Garden
How do you spot invasive plants? Unfortunately, there is no simple answer or common feature that make these plants easy to spot. It can actually be somewhat complicated. To learn what you can do to identify an invasive plant species, click here.
By Mary H. Dyer
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What Is The Difference Between Introduced, Invasive, Noxious And Nuisance Plants?
Learning the meanings of unfamiliar concepts will guide you in planning and planting, and help you create a beautiful and beneficial environment. So what is the difference between introduced, invasive, noxious and nuisance plants? Find out here.
By Mary H. Dyer