Invasive plants wreak havoc in CT. Meet the new additions to those bringing ecological damage.
Connecticut awarded $400,000 to 12 projects that will reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species on inland waters in the state.
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The Nancy Moss Fine Native Azalea Garden
The Nancy Moss Fine Native Azalea Garden is located in the Connecticut College Arboretum Native Plant Collection in New London, Connecticut. This garden was established in 1978 with funding from the ...
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Native Plants for Delaware Landscapes
What is a native plant? Native plants are indigenous to a particular region and provide an essential foundation to support wildlife habitats for native insects and birds. Well-adapted to the local ...
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Invasive plants wreak havoc in CT. Meet the new additions to those bringing ecological damage.
“These are plants that are not native to Connecticut and cause some sort of environmental, economic or human health damage,” said Lauren Kurtz, an invasive species outreach specialist at the ...