Garlic Mustard control on the Vinton Experiemental Forest

Apr 27

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These past few weeks the AOWCP has been working with OSU-Extension and the USFS Northern Research Station to control garlic mustard at the Vinton Experimental Forest.

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This garlic mustard has already been sprayed and has noticeable signs of stress.  Most plants will take several days to weeks to finally die.

This time of year is also a great time to spray garlic mustard seedlings that germinated this spring.

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About appalachianohioweeds

My name is Eric Boyda and I am the current coordinator of the Appalachian Ohio Weed Control Partnership. My interests include increasing the awareness of invasive plants and helping individuals or groups plan control strategies.

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