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CKIPC Weeds to Watch For

Common tansy
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What Can You Do?

Invasive plants are everyone’s problem, and need to be everyone’s solution. People are the largest spreader of invasive plants. You can make a difference!

  • Learn to identify local invasive species in your area.
  • Remove and control invasive species on your property.
  • Attend local activities, like hand-pulling days.
  • Do not purchase legislated noxious weed seeds from suppliers or catalogues.
  • Contain creeping plants by growing them in containers.
  • Don’t let invasive plants go to seed, or remove them from your property.
  • Grow alternative plant species by substituting less aggressive plants for non-native invaders.
  • Keep aggressive plants from escaping your garden or landscaped area.
  • Do not use roadside or “wild” plants in flower arrangements if you cannot identify them.
  • Clean equipment, tools, vehicles and footwear before leaving an infested area.
  • Report invasive plants in remote locations to the “weed hotline”.
  • Organize a “weed-free” space, like a local schoolyard or roadway.

Central Kootenay Invasive Plant Committee
915 Vernon Street, Nelson, BC, V1L 4G7

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