Topics covered in this session include: – Identifying invasive plants – Which invasives you can best kill now – Which invasives you should treat later – Best seasonal practices for each invasive – Using manual & mechanical control methods – … Continue reading →
Topics covered in this session include: – Identifying invasive plants – Which invasives you can best kill now – Which invasives you should treat later – Best seasonal practices for each invasive – Using manual & mechanical control methods – … Continue reading →
This is a free event that is open to all. Join Rod Walker, PRISM's Co-Founder, and Jim Hurley from PRISM Leadership, to hear how they have successfully managed Oriental Bittersweet and Japanese Stiltgrass on their properties. Our featured speaker, Jake … Continue reading →
Blue Ridge PRISM is presenting at the 2019 Summer Brown Bag Lecture Series which is a free event and open to all. *Pavilion - Edith J Carrier Arboretum - James Madison University
Topics covered in this session include: – Identifying invasive plants – Which invasives you can best kill now – Which invasives you should treat later – Best seasonal practices for each invasive – Using manual & mechanical control methods – … Continue reading →
This is a free event open to all. We all know there are times when manual controls such as pulling, mowing, and hacking are just not enough. When you need to use a herbicde it is important to be safe … Continue reading →
Topics covered in this session include: – Identifying invasive plants – Which invasives you can best kill now – Which invasives you should treat later – Best seasonal practices for each invasive – Using manual & mechanical control methods – … Continue reading →
Topics covered in this session include: – Identifying invasive plants – Which invasives you can best kill now – Which invasives you should treat later – Best seasonal practices for each invasive – Using manual & mechanical control methods – … Continue reading →
Non-native invasive plants are quickly overwhelming many properties by tearing down the forest canopy and overtaking our native plants at the tree, shrub and/or ground-cover levels. Understanding what invasive plants exist on the landscape and what it will take to … Continue reading →
Join the James River Association and Conservation Partners for a day of learning and sharing at: Holt Farm Keene, VA Nov. 19, 2019 8:30 AM-3:30 PM. Are you interested in managing invasive species, restoring hardwood tree buffers, protecting waterways … Continue reading →
Non-native invasive plants are quickly overwhelming many properties by tearing down the forest canopy and overtaking our native plants at the tree, shrub and/or ground-cover levels. Understanding what invasive plants exist on the landscape and what it will take to … Continue reading →
Winter is not for hibernating! At this Quarterly Meeting, you will learn that winter is a great time to tackle invasive plants. Our panel will discuss a practical “To Do” list for the cold winter months and answer your questions … Continue reading →
Non-native invasive plants are quickly overwhelming many properties by tearing down the forest canopy and overtaking our native plants at the tree, shrub and/or groundcover levels. Understanding what invasive plants exist on the landscape and what it will take … Continue reading →
Non-native invasive plants are quickly overwhelming many properties by tearing down the forest canopy and overtaking our native plants at the tree, shrub and/or groundcover levels. Understanding what invasive plants exist on the landscape and what it will take to … Continue reading →
Non-native invasive plants are quickly overwhelming many properties by tearing down the forest canopy and overtaking our native plants at the tree, shrub and/or groundcover levels. Understanding what invasive plants exist on the landscape and what it will take to … Continue reading →