Control Honeysuckle While Using It to Your Benefit
August 20, 2019Honeysuckle can be invasive and overtake native plants, but you can help control populations of the shrub with these DIY projects.
Honeysuckle can be invasive and overtake native plants, but you can help control populations of the shrub with these DIY projects.
Native species can be great for your property’s looks and ecosystem, but avoid unknowingly introducing one of these invasive plants that look similar.
People grow butterflies to be released at weddings and similar occasions, but is it ethical and eco-friendly? Are there better ways to help butterflies?
The invasive, odiferous tree of heaven attracts pollinators but is toxic to other plants. It has human medicinal uses, but cutting alone encourages more growth.
You might want to eventually rid your land of these invasive plants, but until you’re able to get rid of them, you can make use of them.
Keeping fields clear of invasive plants is a challenge many farmers face, and those shrubby bushes invading your fields actually might be apple trees.
Our property is riddled with this invasive plant, and fighting the problem is a sustainability balancing act.
If you’re traversing your property for other recreational activities, take a moment to help clean up invasive species and make your land a little bit healthier.
Don’t let spider mite infestations get out of control along with summer’s heat. Here’s how to keep their populations in check.
Rural areas are questioning what to do about invasive species; for Minnesota, the answer is goats.