Invasive plants often take over places where soils or existing plants have been disturbed – sites like field edges, abandoned farms, roadsides, or at trailheads. One of the best things you can do to minimize the spread of invasive plants is to leave soils and areas of native plants alone, especially in places where invasive plants are nearby.
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Visit nhinvasives.org for more information on invasive plants in New Hampshire, methods for control and disposal, and using native plants for landscaping and conservation projects.
View the New Hampshire Guide to Upland Invasive Species to learn about 26 upland plants, 3 insects, and 3 aquatic plants designated as invasive in New Hampshire
