Invasive species removal is not the same as weeding. It is a form of adaptive management that requires a detailed understanding of the life history of the plant in question. It can be hard work though–after this tract of land was liberated from a tangled mess of invasive multifloral rose and English ivy, garlic mustard took advantage and started to grow in.

Take a look at the native plants we planted, such as the Atlantic White Cedar and Spicebush.