ARTICLES OF INTEREST

• Christmas Greens Flyer
• Deer Resistant Natives
• Going Native: Selecting NON-invasive plants for your Landscape
• RIWPS Plant Policy
• Trees & Tractors Do Not Tango

Amelanchier canadensis      Shadbush Anemone quinquefolia      Wood-anemone Anemonella thallictroides      Rue-anemone Aquilegia canadensis      Wild Columbine Aralia nudicaulis      Wild Sarsaparilla Arctostaphylos uva-ursi      Bearberry Arisaema triphyllum      Jack-in-the-Pulpit Aronia arbutifolia      Red Chokeberry Asclepias tuberosa      Butterfly Weed Aster acuminatus      Whorled Wood Aster Aster divaricatus      White Wood Aster Aster novae-angliae      New England Aster Aster novi-belgii      New York Aster Caltha palustris      Marsh Marigold Chelone glabra      White Turtlehead Cornus florida      Flowering Dogwood Dicentra eximia      Wild Bleeding Heart Epigaea repens      Trailing Arbutus Eupatorium spp      Joe-Pye Weed Fern Propagation Gentiana clausa      Meadow Closed Gentian      Meadow Bottle-gentian Gentianopsis crinita      Fringed Gentian Geranium maculatum      Wild Geranium      Wild Cranesbill Halesia tetraptera      Carolina Silverbell

Hepatica nobilis      Hepatica Hydrastis canadensis      Goldenseal Kalmia latifolia      Mountain Laurel Liatris scariosa      New England Blazing Star      Northern Blazing Star Lilluim superbum     Turk's Cap Lily Lindera benzoin      Spicebush Lobelia cardinalis      Cardinal Flower Lupinus perennis      Wild or Sundial Lupine Lycopodiaceae      Mosses: How to start      a moss garden Lysimachia terrestris      Swamp Candles Mitchella repens L.      Partrige-berry Panicum virgatum L.      Switchgrass Polygonatum biflorum      Solomon's Seal Propagating Woody Plants by Cuttings: Confessions of a Fraud Prunus maritima      Beach plum Rhexia virginica      Meadow-beauty Sanguinaria canadensis     Bloodroot Select Native Shrubs Solidago sempervirens      Seaside Goldenrod Tiarella cordifolia     Foamflower Vaccinium corynthosum      Highbush Blueberry Vernonia noveboracensis      New York Ironweed Viburnums: Native Shrubs for the Home Landscape Viola pedata      Birdfoot Violet

 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.

Please feel free to download these Invasive alerts. We also have them available to distribute to the public at our lectures and events.

• 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