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Invasive Non-native plants
(Giant reed)
(Perennial pepperweed)
(Hoary cress)
(Periwinkle)
(Bridal broom)
(Tamarisk, salt cedar)
(Cape/German ivy)
(Yellow star thistle)
Non-native plants of concern
(Bridal creeper, smilax, asparagus vine)
(Purple loosestrife)
(Giant salvinia)
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Plant Information: Tamarix ssp. (Tamarisk, salt cedar)Tamarisk is a non-native, invasive shrub. There are several species of tamarisk that have become wildland weeds, and for management purposes they are generally all lumped together. These species are: Tamarix chinensis, T. parviflora, T. pentandra, and T. ramosissima. For information on Tamarix ssp. (tamarisk), please use the link below. It will take you to an information page from The Nature Conservancy's Invasive Species Initiative. |