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 →
Blue Ridge PRISM will host a table at the 20th Piedmont Master Gardener plant sale. Stop by and ask volunteer William Hamersky about invasive plants!
Invasive Management Specialist, Natali Walker, will be hosting an information table at Virginia Working Landscapes Annual Meeting. Registration is required. Register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virginia-working-landscapes-annual-meeting-tickets-609507753097
Stop by and visit Blue Ridge PRISM at the Rivanna Riverfest in Charlottesville, Virginia. Invasive Management Specialist, Tom Saielli, will be hosting a table to answer all your invasive management questions.
Invasive Management Specialist, Natali Walker, will be hosting a table and answering all your invasive questions. This event is for all Loudoun residents who want to be better stewards of their land, no matter the size or location. In fact, … Continue reading →
Visit PRISM volunteers Tim Maywalt and Mary Lee Epps at Monticello's plant nursery, the Center for Historic Plants. They will be ready to answer your questions and share PRISM fact sheets and information. Look for the Blue Ridge PRISM Table.
Invasive Management Specialist, Natali Walker, will be hosting an PRISM information table at the AT Festival in the Gap. Join her in celebrating a natural treasure in our backyard and show your support by learning how to identify and manage … Continue reading →
PRISM's Natali Walker will be hosting a table at this wild event. Stop by and learn how invasive plants impact our pollinators, what you can do to support pollinators, and how to bee careful with pollinators while controlling invasive plants.