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Do you have mason bees? Be on the lookout for this new pest! #houdinifly #invasivespecies #pollinators #pollinatorhealth #masonbees

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Robert Grove in case you haven’t heard of this

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Trees and shrubs are grown and sold in many different forms, ranging from bareroot to balled in burlap. Plants grown in containers are very common and are a ... ... See MoreSee Less

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Rip the ivy out of your yard right now. Seriously

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Ivy is perfectly picturesque when growing in the English countryside or climbing the hallowed walls of Cambridge. But here in the Pacific Northwest, ivy...

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Thanks for the share King Conservation District!

What type of native landscaping/ground cover would the district suggest for erosion control on a steep hill that currently has ivy on it?

I keep pulling the ivy out and cutting it and I'm not very successful. I haven't given up. I fight the ivy and the buttercup weed.

Are there any resources for people who are unable to remove invasive ivy from their property? Also, there's an area beyond my property, I think it's owned by the city (Redmond), that is covered with ivy. Who would I contact about getting that area addressed?

Do you have any contacts for people that can be hired to do this?

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