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Riparian Buffer Management – Control Invasives, Encourage Natives

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Riparian Buffer Management – Control Invasives, Encourage Natives

Riparian Buffer Management – Control Invasives, Encourage Natives

August 23, 2017 Goose Creek Association

August 23, 2017 by Bobby Whitescarver

As summer moves closer to autumn it seems there are more native plants in the various riparian buffers we have around the farm. Butterfly weed, jewelweed, wingstem, purpletop, and many other plants are in bloom now. However; there are many invasive, non-native plants in bloom as well.

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http://www.gettingmoreontheground.com/2017/08/23/riparian-buffer-management-control-invasives-encourage-natives/

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