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Link: Check Database for Noxious Weeds Before Planting

It is up to one and all to prevent noxious weeds from becoming a problem in our areas. I now check the database for noxious weeds in my state so that I may not be guilty of planting them:

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Sometimes you must do a little research, but it's well worth the time. Who knew the orange day lily was a pest? I didn't. I have seen them growing wild in my county and never thought anything about it.

I was just looking at the oxeye daisy. I think they're pretty but apparently in the western states, they are considered a pest. I have seen them here in my state, and I am now worried.

Source: www.invasive.org

By rose from KY

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December 3, 20090 found this helpful

You have brought up a very good point! I've learned the hard way to check first. Just 'cause it's a pretty plant in a different zone, doesn't mean it's not an awful, regrettable pest where you live.

 

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