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BUCKTHORN CONTROL
Non-native invasive buckthorn has infested your woodland. How do you restore the native woodland habitat that existed before the buckthorn problem? My favored method of buckthorn control is cut-stump treatment. Done properly, the benefits of controlling buckthorn by cut-stump treatment … Continue reading
Posted in Buckthorn Control, Invasive Species, Native Plant Species
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