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Problems with Invasive Shrubs? Learn how to Identify, Remove, Replace

2/1/2021

 
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Got Problems with Invasive Shrubs?

Cricket Vlass, Wellesley Town Horticulturist and Landscape Planner, will share ways to identify, remove, and replace them on 
Tuesday, February 23 from 7-8PM via Zoom.

Register in advance here for this virtual educational event:

Invasive plants are not only a threat to conservation lands, they also pose a threat in your yard.  In this 1-hr Wellesley Conservation Land Trust webinar learn:
  • WHY invasive shrubs are a threat not only to native plants but also to wildlife such as birds and butterflies
  • WHAT are six types of local invasive shrubs: burning bush, oriental bittersweet, bush honeysuckle, Japanese barberry, glossy buckthorn, and multiflora rose  
  • HOW to identify and remove these invasive shrubs
  • WHAT are native plants that can be used to replace these invasives

This free event is part of the Wellesley Conservation Land Trust Educational Series and co-sponsored by the Wellesley Free Library, Natural Resources Commission and Sustainable Wellesley.

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  • Meet the Candidates
    • Housing Authority
    • Library
    • Moderator
    • Natural Resources Commission
    • Planning Board
    • Public Works
    • Recreation Commission
    • Select Board
    • School Committee
  • About
    • Our Mission and Who We Are
  • Take Action
    • Group Action >
      • Join an Action Group
      • Donate
      • Volunteer
    • Individual Action >
      • Food
      • Landscaping
      • Plastics >
        • Reduce Plastic
        • Plastic Bans, Taxes, Charges, Recycling
      • Milkweed
      • Carbon Footprint >
        • Choose Renewable Energy
      • Energy
      • Gas
      • Gift Wrap
    • Global Action
    • More Action In Wellesley >
      • Other Local Organizations
      • Run For Office
  • News
  • Calendar
  • Green Schools
    • Mission and Who We Are
    • Teachers >
      • Environmental Education
      • Green Cerify your Elementary Classroom
      • Book recommendations
      • Classroom tips
      • Posters! Walk to School. Litterless lunch
    • Parents >
      • Smart Event Guide
      • Borrow Free Supplies for Your Event!
      • School Supply list
      • End of year Locker Cleanout Tips
    • Families