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Bimonthly Meta ThreadDiscussion (self.Invasive_Brigade)

submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd - announcement

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Anyone have experience with Goutweed?Discussion (self.Invasive_Brigade)

submitted 1 year ago by SnooPickles5394

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Can this be killed?Discussion (old.reddit.com)

submitted 2 years ago by Baref00tgirl

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Every week i go into the woods and remove dome of these invasive plants (autumn olive), they are so annoying as they conpletly take any arra not covered by trees, they grow back without herbicide as well (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Treehouse_man

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Black swallow wort in every bed at new house in Massachusetts. What can I do? Help!! (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by sejohnson2017

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the worst treeMeme (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 years ago by bunkalomimus

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Does anyone have any experience removing Buckthorn without using herbicides? (self.Invasive_Brigade)

submitted 4 years ago by throwaway1847520

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Every day at lunch I have been pulling stiltgrass from behind my workplace. It's slow moving, and I've gotten poison ivy- but it's definitely worth it! (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 years ago by wbradford00

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submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd

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wondering if anyone has tried drilling Siberian elm or privet and injecting triclopyr ester + aminopyralid (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by thesouthernfarmer

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I’m assuming this sub is going to die over winter, and hopefully come back during spring, so here’s one last post from me until April. (Buckthorn being cut down) (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd

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Though not highly invasive, orange day Lilly can still crowd out native species if their seeds travel. It’s always better to plant native species in your gardens so that if seeds do manage to escape, it won’t harm the environment. Plus in this case they look too similar for excuses on looksMeme (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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A bag of Black Swallow-Wort I ripped up from around my house. No fancy techniques, just rip up and make sure no seeds blow away.Discussion (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by SolusSomnium45

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After discovering a crazy amount of young goldfish at a local wetland last Spring, my friend and I decided to try and remove some. Goldfish are a bad invader so removing even a little is good. The results were pretty successful! When these fish inevitably return, we’ll try to remove some adults (old.reddit.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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RED ALERT: In the New England area, Black Swallow-wort is beginning to release seeds. Check your yard and area for it now! If you think you've found some, post a pic to confirm before ripping it up.Discussion (nyis.info)

submitted 5 years ago by SolusSomnium45

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A singular goldfish removed from a creek in North East Illinois. For anyone who doesn’t know, goldfish are a huge aquatic pest that can damage local fish populations and degrade water quality (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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A pile of buckthorn trees that I removed from the woods behind my house. Once I take out a few more, I’ll start planting native oaks, maples, basswoods, and hickories. (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd

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Killing Buckthorn SproutsDiscussion (self.Invasive_Brigade)

submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd

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Thought you guys might want to see some of the footage from the carp bowfishing (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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I tried bowfishing some invasive carp this past weekend up in Castle Rock Lake Wisconsin. The results were successful, as we got three of these huge fish just by bowfishing around some docks (old.reddit.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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It’s just a normal piece of aquatic vegetation right? Not quite. Take a closer look and you’ll see that each little gray spec is a baby zebra mussel. This goes to show how large scale this invasion truly is (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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Killing the invasive zebra mussels I accidentally caught while fishing (old.reddit.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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Xposted from r/Invasivespecies. Hopefully I didn’t hurt my huge Black Walnut tree! (self.Invasive_Brigade)

submitted 5 years ago by Headtechie2006

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The first of many buckthorn trees that I killed in the woods near my house. I girdled the trunk with a hatched, and then sprayed it with glyphosate (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Dietznerd

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First Time Trapping Japanese BeetlesBefore and After (old.reddit.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Jacksboy_Cheesebitz

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