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Forest Health Protection—Invasive Plants

LYellow toadflx These fact sheets are designed to distribute information about specific invasive plants that exist in the Northeastern United States. Feel free to link to our facts sheets or print and distribute them. Use of the fact sheets below should cite the USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Area, Forest Health Protection's Invasive Plants Website as the source.

Invasive Plants Fact Sheets

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Bittersweet Nightshade

Common St. John's Wort

European Mountain Ash

European Privet

European White Birch

Exotic Bush Honeysuckles

Exotic Wisterias

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Field Bindweed

Flowering Rush

Fuzzy Pride-of-Rocheser

Hoary False Madwort or Hoary Alyssum

Horse Chestnut

Hydrilla

Japanese Angelica Tree

Japanese Barberry

Japanese Black Pine

Japanese Bristlegrass

Narrow-Leaved Cattail

Slender Russian Thistle

Small Broomrape

Spiny Plumeless Thistle

Spotted Knapweed

Star of Bethlehem

Sweet Autumn Virginsbower

Uruguayan pampas grass

Disclaimer: The USDA Forest Service does not endorse a particular control method, but provides a selection of alternatives so that users may make informed decisions for their specific needs.

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