Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection • Problem invasive species included kudzu. • Invasives threatened walnut plantation and presented aesthetic impact. • Kudzu treated with high-volume foliar spray of Tordon 101 by CSC in 2004 through 2006.
Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection Problem invasive species included kudzu. Invasives threatened walnut plantation.
Dec 16, 2015
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Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection
• Problem invasive species included kudzu.
• Invasives threatened walnut plantation and presented aesthetic impact.
• Kudzu treated with high-volume foliar spray of Tordon 101 by CSC in 2004 through 2006.
Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection Kudzu Treatment
Before treatment
Two weeks after treatment
All photos by Mike Ryon
Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection
• Warm season grasses planted in 2005
Photos by Mike Ryon
Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection
• Removal of most kudzu by 2007
• Trees mainly undamaged
Photo by Mike Ryon
Invasive Non-native Plant Management: Bear Creek and Hwy 95 Intersection
• Native grass establishing • Follow-up treatments
needed to remove large kudzu vine nodes
Photos by Mike Ryon
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