Invasive Species Site Launched

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Unfortunately, the site is for New Brunswick but I thought some people might find it helpful in other areas.

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I don't see your name on there Fowler.

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Here is a site from BC-http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/cropprot/invasiveplant.htm Kamloops has been using goats this summer to control toadflax. Highland cattle will eat some plants on the list-knapweed, hound's tongue.

Gak, we have two types of blue flowered plants here, one reminds me of forget-me-nots, but smaller in height (well, that could be because of the difference between a dry climate and a WET climate, like the Lower Mainland of BC) a low leafy thing, but horrible dried up seeds that stick to the fur of one dog of mine. Had to cut her her short cause she was so tangled with these seeds that stick like glue and go deep into the fur, sigh. The other one is a vine type, with horrible and sticky leaves and tendrils, blue flowers, that is awful too, gets stuck in everything. Had to get nasty with the vine one, it was absolutely insidious!! Haven't had the time to identify them, but imagine they are very commonplace, bad ass plants!! Need to do more studying this winter I guess, smiling. Have a most beautiful day, CynthiaM.

I'm afraid my range is limited as I require dark and damp conditions.