Tree of Heaven: ID & Control Webinar

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Tree Of Heaven (TOH) is a fast-growing, deciduous, exotic invasive tree that is able to germinate and grow in a wide variety of soil and site conditions proving that it has been and still is troublesome from urban landscapes to woodlands. It is also a favorite of the invasive Spotted Lanternfly! Learn all about TOH and how to control it with PennState Extension Master Gardener Mary Jo Gibson. Recorded Wednesday, July 21st.

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28 сен 2024

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@ofcv1238 10 месяцев назад

Great talk. I have black walnuts, sumac AND one errant TOH bird disperse specimen I eliminate with Glyphosate & random stem cuts. The poison ivy products include Triclopyr which is what I used (concentrate)

@johnatyoutube Год назад

This is the best talk on ToH that I've seen. Is it possible to obtain your slides? I'm a WSA Steward, your talk is great, and I'd like to present the issue to my community. I live on the Chesapeake Bay and I'm seeing them everywhere in MD now. Climate change is makimg them more fast growing and invasive.

@ofcv1238 10 месяцев назад

It really is NOT climate change driven. TOH would proliferate in NA w cooling or warming conditions. Same with Purple Lustrife that one can watch travel north mile by mile, year by year North on Eastern seaboard along route 95…

@johnatyoutube 10 месяцев назад

@ofcv1238 I disagree. I think that warmer temperatures are accelerating its spread. It's more adaptable than natives to warmer climates and swings in rainfall and drought, which we're experiencing. And it is already adapted to take over disturbed soil. Its spread and inasive nature is definitely accelerating.