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Native/Alien: |
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Invasive Status: |
Rank 2 - Significant Threat (*) |
Type: |
Shrub |
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Young Plants Showing Fall Color It's perfectly plain why it would be a desirable garden plant - just check this autumn color!
Black Mountain |
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Colony Showing Fall Color Here is a young mother plant, towering over my head. Very pretty! Note all the teenage plants to either side, however. They also are mothers. :(
Black Mountain |
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Seeds Here are the seeds in the autumn, all the little red ovals. The plants are full of them.
Black Mountain |
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Invasive Infants Marked with yellow in the photo, infants at the end of their first season, are only several inches tall. As far as I can tell every seed is good and all the infants healthy. I've never seen a dead infant other than the ones I pulled up and killed. The seeds go everywhere. :(
Black Mountain |
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Links: |
USDA PLANTS Database Record |
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info w/the pics if very necessary. without photos of the invasives, people don’t know what to look for and weed out. Photos w/info about how to rid your property of them would be awesome.
great site. thank you!
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Data last updated: Jul 11, 2008
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