Invasive Plants in a Public Space | Volunteer Gardener

At first glance on a walk through a public park, the elements in the landscape look green and healthy. But upon closer inspection, several of these plants are invasive and thereby choking out all other plants. English ivy, Chinese privet, Japanese honeysuckle, multi-flora rose, climbing euonymous, and winter creeper are discussed.
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So happy you focused a show on invasives. We must tackle this issue more and more