ARTICLES OF INTEREST

• Deer Resistant Natives
• RIWPS Plant Policy
• Christmas Greens Flyer
• Trees & Tractors Do Not Tango

• Amelanchier canadensis
• Aquilegia canadensis
• Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
• Arisaema triphyllum
• Asclepias tuberosa
• Aster acuminatus
• Aster divaricatus
• Aster novae-angliae
• Aster novi-belgii
• Bearberry
• Birdfoot Violet
• Bloodroot
• Butterfly Weed
• Caltha palustris
• Cardinal Flower
• Carolina Silverbell
• Chelone glabra
• Columbine
• Epigaea repens
• Eupatorium spp
• Fern Propagation
• Foamflower
• Fringed Gentian
• Gentianopsis crinita
• Halesia tetraptera
• Hepatica nobilis
• Highbush Blueberry
• Jack-in-the-Pulpit
• Joe-Pye Weed
• Lilluim superbum
• Lobelia cardinalis
• Marsh Marigold
• New England Aster
• New York Aster
• Polygonatum biflorum
• Sanguinaria canadensis
• Seaside Goldenrod
• Select Native Shrubs
• Shadbush
• Solidago sempervirens
• Solomon's Seal
• Tiarella cordifolia
• Trailing Arbutus
• Turk's Cap Lily
• Vaccinium corynthosum
• Viola pedata
• White Wood Aster
• Whorled Wood Aster
• Wild Columbine
• White Turtlehead

 INVASIVE ALERTS
To learn more about invasives in Rhode Island, please visit the Rhode Island Invasive Species Council. The RI Invasive Species Council gathers information on the presence, distribution, ecological and economic impacts, and management of invasive species; promote uses of native species and non-invasive alternatives throughout Rhode Island; and work cooperatively with researchers, conservation organizations, government agencies, the green industries, and the general public to identify and manage invasive species pro-actively and effectively.

We regularly distribute these Invasive Alerts to the public:

• Invasive Plants in Rhode Island
• Japanese Barberry, Berberis thunbergii
• Oriental Bittersweet, Celastrus orbiculatus
• Burning Bush, Eunonymous alatus
• Purple Loostrife, Lythrum salicaria
• Multiflora Rose, Rosa multiflora
• Porcelain Berry, Ampelopsis brevipudunculata
• White Poplar, Populus alba