Monday, April 29, 2013

Invasive plants


Invasive plants have a negative environmental and economic impact on Florida’s landscape, waterways and lakes.

As a part of our efforts to be a responsible wildlife management organization we have embraced the need to eradicate all invasive plants we come into contact with, without causing negative environmental effects.

This means we choose not to use herbicides, or other chemical control measures. 

The air potato for example can be killed by cutting it at the base and removing it from the trees and other things it is climbing on.  Then pulling it up from the ground and digging up all the root system.   Then keep a watchful eye and pull up any new plants.

This method is a bit more time consuming than chemicals, however it will do a better job. 

If you choose to use chemicals, you still need to dig up the roots of these plants.



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