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Callery pears ...
Stop those invasives, Callery pears
Pyrus calleryana ‘Bradford’, the first Callery pear cultivar, has a weak branch structure
INVASIVE SPECIES ...
Trapping gets underway for invasive pests
Traps will be set statewide to monitor for the introduction or spread of over 130 invasive pests and diseases
WEED MANAGEMENT ...
Controlling weeds in your farm pond
Spring is the ideal time to stay ahead of excessive pond weed growth
INVASIVE SPECIES ...
Japanese beetle treatment begins in Yakima, Benton counties
Treatment begins Monday, May 2nd
INVADERS ...
Plant this, not that: Native alternatives to invasive plants
Although some plants make their invasive nature known at home, others are wolves in sheeps’ clothing
INVASIVE SPECIES ...
No reports of spotted lanternfly in Missouri but vigilance urged
The invasive pest is a concern for vineyards, certain trees and specialty crops
PEST CONCERNS ...
Invasive Jumping Worms disrupt Master Gardener plant sale plans
Invasive Jumping Worms alter the structure and chemistry of the soil dramatically
INVASIVE SPECIES ...
Callery pears: An invader 'worse than murder hornets!'
Seedlings only a few months old bear spurs that can punch through tractor tires
UPCOMING EVENT ...