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Tackling invasive Himalayan blackberry takes persistence and planning
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Tackling invasive Himalayan blackberry takes persistence and planning
Himalayan blackberry has become one of the Pacific Northwest's most invasive weeds, spreading rapidly from Northern California to British Columbia. A single plant can grow into a six-square-yard thicket in less than two years, crowding out native vegetation and desirable landscape plants. "Blackberries keep popping up because of their tremendous and effective dispersal potential,"...
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