Removing invasive weeds
Weed laws establish all property owners’ responsibility for helping to prevent and control the spread of Noxious Weeds. Since plants grow without regard to property lines or political jurisdictions, everyone’s cooperation is needed – city gardeners, farmers, government land agencies, foresters, and ranchers all have a role to play.
(Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board)
(Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board)
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Weed Search
Need help identifying a plant? Fill out this search form with what you do know, and find the matching result on the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board's weed database. Washington's Noxious Weed Laws Weed laws establish all property owners’ responsibility for helping to prevent and control the spread of Noxious Weeds. Since plants grow without regard to property lines or political jurisdictions, everyone’s cooperation is needed – city gardeners, farmers, government land agencies, foresters, and ranchers all have a role to play. Disposing of Noxious Weeds Removing invasive weeds from the landscape is all of our responsibility, but it can be tough and potentially dangerous. This Noxious Weed Control Board page is a great resource for learning proper handling and disposal methods. Native Plant Alternatives to Commonly Found Invasive Species |
