Invasive plants are non-native species that spread aggressively, outcompeting native vegetation and disrupting ecosystems.

Currently: Invasive plants crowd out native species, harm wildlife habitats, and diminish the ecological balance. They can also cause financial strain due to costly removal efforts.

Future Concerns: Left unchecked, these plants could devastate local biodiversity, leading to the loss of valuable native trees and wildlife, while creating long-term environmental challenges.

Yes, invasive plants such as kudzu, wisteria, and English ivy are still available for purchase through major nurseries and online retailers.

• Kudzu: Trace the vine to its crown, which is typically buried about five inches underground. Dig beneath the crown and sever it from the root.

• Wisteria: Cut the vine at its root and use spot treatment with herbicide to prevent regrowth.

• English Ivy: Cut vines at waist height, remove the lower section from the tree, and sever it at the base.

  
  

Invasive vines climb trees and compete with the canopy for sunlight, weakening tree growth. Wisteria is particularly damaging, as it wraps tightly around tree trunks, causing permanent structural harm.

Our crew can assist with:

• A single mature tree if it is a high-value native species.

• A stand of five mature trees affected by invasive vines.
  

We believe in finding solutions for everyone. Please email us, and we’ll work with you to address your concerns and provide assistance.