posted 3 years ago
 Then is there another way to slow down or exterminate the intruders from conquering our native landscapes? Up here in Chicago, I got garlic mustard, purple loosestrife, common reed, canary grass, tassel, buckthorn, Chinese elm, autumn olive and others that absolutely destroy native plant life in prairies and marshes. In turn, all fauna will have an absolute difficult time surriving the conquered landscape of foreign invaders and perish cause of it. Do we have to cut the seed heads of these weeds down this winter in order to slow down the intrusion?