How do invasiveplants cause harm? Invasive plants have negative effects on the ecology and economy in various ways. At least $82 million goes to fighting invasive plants in CA every year! To find out more, visit our website: https://t.co/i5WFC2elRC #InvasiveSpecies#PlantRight
Blue grama grass (Bouteloua gracious Blonde Ambition) provides beautiful fall interest to a landscape. Golden when dormant and vibrant green with blonde “eyelashes” in the spring and summer!
#bluegramagrass#blondeambition#blondeambitiongrass#landscap… https://t.co/FYotYl5FY4
Today @12 PM (PT) our program manager, Alex Simmons, will be presenting for the Invasive Species Awareness Week lunchtime talks.
Head over to https://t.co/ggKaHxo65b to register and join the webinar to learn about #plantright and #invasivepl… https://t.co/T18vTrinyZ
The best way to fight invasive species? Prevent them from occurring in the first place.
Teach #students how to prevent #InvasiveSpecies and how they impact local ecosystems with this list from @nature_org.
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#InvasiveSpecies can cause:
🪲 Crop loss.
🌽 Threats to food security.
💧 Threats to water supplies.
And we can improve our policies to prevent them. Learn more: https://t.co/shSPPHiAvE #NISAW
Tumbleweeds, symbols of the Wild West, are actually invasive species called Russian thistle (Salsola pestifer). They are very difficult to control and serve as sharp reminders to stop the spread of #InvasiveSpecies. For example, clean vehicles and outdoor gear before travelling.
For #NISAW we thought we should go over the basics! Here's a great article from Audubon breaking down the difference between native, non-native, and #InvasiveSpecies . https://t.co/w8hjUuE3xx
Cortaderia selloana (Pampas grass) may be extending seasonal allergies in areas where it is invasive. Just another reason to avoid planting this harmful grass! https://t.co/g7SbZ05VyQ
Thanks for the mention @UCCEVentura ! Check out this article by one of our PlantRight steering committee members, Professor Marie Jasieniuk of UC Davis.
Curious how risky that landscape plant is for the native environment? Check out this recent blog outlining the benefits of the #PlantRight evaluations of ornamental horticulture to figure out the best plants for your landscape https://t.co/BMdeqHTMAT
#WeAreUCANR
Great article on the invasive plant management going on in Angeles National Forest. Some of the targets are key plants from the #PlantRight list such as tamrisk, giant reed, and broom. #InvasiveSpecies
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Love seeing volunteer nursery survey results and photos flow in! Fun part of the job! Survey has just one month left! So get your data in! 🌱❗
PC: W. Simpson, Riverside, CA
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