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Chemical free buckthorn management

Chemical free buckthorn management?? I stopped by Migiziwazison in Grant, Minnesota today (www.migizifoundation.org) to visit with Wendy Stone and learn about some of the ways that they are caring for and restoring the native ecosystem in our community. Anyone who has ever tried to eradicate nonnative invasive buckthorn will agree that it is a major challenge, mostly because it will send up new shoots and come back like a Medusa if you merely cut it down. However, Wendy has found that it is relatively easy to manage if you cut it at about three feet off the ground and then stop by every month or so to remove any new shoots that start to form. Over time, this will drain the buckthorn of its energy until eventually it dies. Good native replacements for buckthorn include highbush cranberry, dogwood, viburnum, snowberry, serviceberry, and choke cherry #buckthorn #invasivespecies #minnesota #nativeplants #nature #woods #forest #IndigenousLandManagement