Managing invasive species: Plant removal begins in Pinnacle Park

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Tuesday, 14/05/2024

After a botanical survey identified the location of several invasive species in Jackson County’s Pinnacle Park, work has begun to manage the ecologically threatening pests. 

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Notes from a plant nerd: Invasive Plants Part II: Revenge of the Sterile Cultivar

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Wednesday, 20/03/2024

All around Western North Carolina are thousands upon thousands of small to medium trees blooming white, stinky flowers along roadsides, fence lines and driveways.

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