Toxic Weeds in Your Backyard

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Pictured: Crotolaria early stage, Crotolaria mature, Horsenettle Bloom, Horsenettle Fruit, Night Shade, Sycle Pod

By Les Harrison
Wakulla County Extension Director

The warm, dry spring of 2012 made the return of rains a joyous event. The grass and ornamentals perked up and everything returned to a pleasant shade of green appropriate to the season.

Along with the desirable foliage, a bumper crop of weeds responded with vigor. Any weed seed, rhizome, or drought dormant perennial lurking in the soil responded with an evolutionary ruthless bent on conquering territory and consuming water. To learn more…

 

 

 

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Posted: June 20, 2012


Category: HOME LANDSCAPES, Lawn, Pests & Disease
Tags: Agriculture, Exotics, Weeds


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