 Prolific seed production in Japanese Barberry is a competitive advantage. Photo ©Leslie J. Mehrhoff, Bugwood.org Do you know what plants are growing on your property? Chances are there are some non-native invasive
plants on borders and wooded areas. Invasive plants are aggressive exotic plants that were introduced either intentionally for ornamental purposes, or accidentally by hitchhiking on other plants or products. Invasives thrive in a variety of growing conditions with no natural enemies to control their rapid spread as would occur in their own place of origin. |
AuthorThe Newtown Conservation Commission actively works to encourage healthy habitats by increasing the diversity of our native wildlife and vegetation, while providing information on the threats posed by invasive plant species. ArchivesCategories |
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About the CommissionThe Newtown Conservation Commission is dedicated to the acquisition, preservation and protection of 2,000 acres of town-owned open space. In addition, the Commission is actively working to encourage healthy habitats and increase the diversity of our native wildlife and vegetation.
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