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Young person holding a stem of Egeria densa in their hand

July 1, 2021January 12, 2022 kcweeds

Lake Rasmussen’s new aquatic noxious weed gets speedy action – July 21 community open house to discuss control plans

fragrant water lily leaves and flower

September 16, 2020 kcweeds

Fragrant Water Lily – September 2020 Weed of the Month

July 8, 2018July 9, 2018 kcweeds

Purple Loosestrife – July 2018 Weed of the Month

spurge laurel plant with flowers

February 19, 2018 kcweeds

Noxious weeds seen flowering in February in King County

Noxious weed identification class

September 14, 2017 kcweeds

Free class on noxious weed identification and control offered on October 30

Spotted jewelweed in Swamp Creek wetland, photo by Cynthia Saleh

September 13, 2017 kcweeds

The Noxious Weed Horrors of Swamp Creek

June 27, 2017July 3, 2017 theweedsbeat

Who’s Who? Noxious Weeds and their Look-Alikes

June 4, 2017 theweedsbeat

Spotted Knapweed – June 2017 Weed of the Month

May 31, 2017September 5, 2018 theweedsbeat

Weeds to Watch Out For: June 2017

May 2, 2017June 4, 2017 kcweeds

Hike with a purpose this year by becoming a weed watcher

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Today is #WildlifeWednesday, so where is the wildlife in this photo?⁠

It’s #NationalTriviaDay right as we’re in the thick of winter. For our trivia fans, let’s take a look at some #NoxiousWeeds that grow in rosettes or unique circular plant shapes. Rosettes are developing right now and many will start bolting by early spring, which is only a few months away! Can you identify any of the rosettes pictured here?

Did you make a New Year’s resolution to get outside more this year? Are you taking any extra passengers with you?⁠

Earlier this month students and adults from the Bridge School and Explorer West put in ~110 native plants along Seola Pond, a King County Stormwater Section Facility. This event was part of a larger effort led by volunteer Scott Dolfay and other neighbors that has been ongoing since 2017. Swipe through the pictures above to see some of the work through the years!

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