Each year, the King County Noxious Weed Control Program gets a great boost of support from the Puget SoundCorps, a branch of the Washington Conservation Corps’ AmeriCorps Program. Just when we need it most, a crew of six hardworking young… Read More ›
It’s that time of year again: the weather’s hot, the ice cream stands are open, and King County’s invasive knotweeds (Polygonum spp.) are in full bloom. Don’t worry too much about your knotweed going to seed: King County’s most common… Read More ›
Tenga cuidado esta primavera: la cicuta (Conium maculatum) es una maleza común que es tóxica para las personas y los animales. Los tallos de plantas jóvenes se asemejan a los de zanahorias y a otras plantas de la familia de las… Read More ›
Garlic mustard rosettes are get bigger and are easier to spot in March. In April they start bolting and forming flower stalks. Young garlic mustard plants resemble many native forest plants so make sure you have a positive ID before removing. Our… Read More ›
