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Published April 3, 2019 at 4032 × 3024 in Learn about noxious weeds at upcoming classes in April and May

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Seola Pond got some serious neighbor love 💕 today at the big planting event 🌱! Thanks to super volunteer Scott Dolfay for the vision, passion and hard work bringing everyone together, to @kingcountyparks for donating native trees and shrubs, and to all the families, neighbors, students, church members, friends and everyone else who came out today to help plant, weed and mulch! #seolapond #urbannature #plantingparty #volunteersrock #whitecenter #healthylands

Volunteer planting event at Seola Pond in White Center this Saturday! Come and get hands-on experience planting native shrubs and trees and removing weeds with your neighbors. We’ll be helping make the green space a better place for people and nature. Lunch and warm beverages will be provided. Kids and families welcome! Check out the link to free tickets in our bio. #seolapond #whitecenter #plantingtrees #volunteer #1milliontrees #healthylands @kingcountydnrp @kingcountylocalservices

Flowers this late in the year? Tansy ragwort has got to be one of the most determined noxious weeds we know! Give it an inch and it will take over the world!! This plant has both seeds and flowers so pulling it means taking extra care and making sure to bag it all up for disposal. Who said weed control has an off season? Photo by Karen Peterson. #stilltrying #winterweeds #workneverstops

Tansy ragwort rosettes are storing up energy to flower next summer! 🤦‍♀️ 😬 Yank them out now and stop the madness! Next photo shows ragwort stems still standing from this years plants but quickly turning to slime as they die back for the season. Photos by Karen Peterson. #winterweeds #tansyragwort #stopthemadness #pullitnow

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