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Invasive Plants—Weeds

LYellow toadflxThese fact sheets are designed to distribute information about specific invasive plants that exist in the Northeastern United States. Feel free to link to our facts sheets or print and distribute them. Use of the fact sheets below should cite the USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Area, Forest Health Protection's Invasive Plants Websit

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for March 19, 2007 - Common Bugle

 

Invasive Plants Fact Sheets
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

A

Amur Corktree

Amur Honeysuckle

Amur Maple

Arrow Bamboo

Autumn Olive

B

Bearded Beggerticks

Beefsteak Plant

Bell's Honeysuckle

Bird's-Foot Trefoil

Bittersweet Nightshade

Black Jetbead

Black Swallow Wort

Border Privet

British Yellowhead

Brown Knapweed

Bull Thistle

Butter-and-Eggs

Butterfly Bush

C

Callery Pear

Canadian Thistle

Carolina Fanwort

Cheatgrass

Chinaberry Tree

Chinese Elm

Chinese Silvergrass

Chinese Tallow

Chinese Yam

Chocolate Vine

Climbing Euonymus

Cogongrass

Coltsfoot

Common Barberry

Common Buckthorn

Common Bugle

Common Burdock

Common Chickweed

Common Mullein

Common Periwinkle

Common Reed

Common St. John's Wort

Common Tansy

Crack Willow

Crown Vetch

Cutleaf Blackberry

Cypress Spurge

D

Dalmatian Toadflax

Dame's Rocket

Diffuse Knapweed

Dyer's Woad

E

Elecampane

English Ivy

European Alder

European Mountain Ash

European Privet

European White Birch

Exotic Bush Honeysuckles

Exotic Wisterias


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F

Field Bindweed

Flowering Rush

Fuzzy Pride-of-Rocheser

G

Garden Valeriana

Garlic Mustard

Giant Hogweed

Giant Knotweed

Giant Reed

Glossy Buckthorn

Goat's-rue

Golden Bamboo

Goutweed

Ground Ivy

Guelder Rose

H

Hairy Vetch

Hairy Willow-Herb

Hoary False Madwort or Hoary Alyssum

Horse Chestnut

Hydrilla

I

J

Japanese Angelica Tree

Japanese Barberry

Japanese Black Pine

Japanese Bristlegrass

Japanese Clover

Japanese Corktree

Japanese Honeysuckle

Japanese Hop

Japanese Knotweed

Japanese Pachysandra

Japanese Spiraea

Japanese Stiltgrass

Japanese Yew

Jimsonweed

Johnsongrass

Jointhead Grass

K

Kochia

Kudzu

L

Leafy Spurge

Lesser Celandine

Linden Arrowwood

M

Marsh Thistle

Mile-a-Minute

Moneywort

Multiflora Rose

Musk Thistle

N

Nandina

Narrow-Leaved Cattail

Norway Maple

O

Orange Hawkweed

Oriental Bittersweet

Oriental Ladysthumb

Oxeye Daisy
P

Pale Swallow-wort

Paper Mulberry

Pará Grass

Perennial Pepperweed

Periwinkle

Piedmont Bedstraw

Poison Hemlock

Porcelainberry

Princess Tree

Purple Loosestrife

S

Saltcedar

Scotch Broom

Scotch Thistle

Scots Pine

Sericea Lespedeza

Sheep Sorrel

Shepherd's Purse

Siberian Elm

Silk Tree (Mimosa)

Slender Russian Thistle

Small Broomrape

Spiny Plumeless Thistle

Spotted Knapweed

Star of Bethlehem

Sweet Autumn Virginsbower

Sweet Cherry

Sycamore Maple


T

Tall Fescue

Tansy Ragwort

Tree of Heaven

Tropical Soda Apple

U

Uruguayan pampas grass
V

Velvetleaf


W

Wayfaring-tree

Weeping Lovegrass

Weeping Willow

White Mulberry

White Poplar

Whitetop

Wild Chervil

Wild Garlic

Wild Parsnip

Wineberry

Winged Burning Bush

Winter Creeper

X



Y

Yellow Iris

Yellow Starthistle

Yellow Sweetclover


Z

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