By Krishona Martinson, University of Minnesota Extension There are 11 primary noxious weeds in Minnesota, and they must be controlled on all private and public land. They’re on the noxious ...

and determine if the seed contains any problem weed seeds, including noxious weed seeds. It is advisable to check for problems before planting. If the seed lot has a low germination percentage, a good ...

Among today’s still-legal-to-buy plants that the council is concerned about are Japanese and Chinese wisterias, Norway maple, amur maple, Japanese maple, English ivy, Japanese spirea, yellow flag iris ...

it is a difficult weed to eradicate because of the long, deep taproot which can penetrate the soil to a depth of 10 feet and which gives rise to numerous long lateral roots. Seeds remain viable for up ...

This prevents them from forming seeds, which will land in nearby soil ... Purslane spreads aggressively and is known as one of the most noxious weeds in the world. You are especially likely ...

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is urging all Texans to exercise extreme caution if they receive unsolicited packages containing unknown seeds or liquids. One resident of Clute received a pa ...

Koochiching County officials added noxious weeds to the annual Minnesota Agricultural ... bloom from June to late summer. Seeds: Small, flat, round, slightly ribbed, straw colored, abundant ...