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Yellow Starthistle Discovered in Natrona County for First Time - Vimarsana News

Yellow Starthistle Discovered in Natrona County for First Time

Natrona County Weed and Pest plans to eradicate invasive weed CASPER, Wyo. — Yellow starthistle, highly invasive weed, was discovered on private land in Natrona County in August. The Natrona County Weed and Pest District...

Wyoming: Yellow Starthistle Discovered in Natrona County for First Time - Vimarsana News

Wyoming: Yellow Starthistle Discovered in Natrona County for First Time

Natrona County Weed and Pest Plans to Eradicate Invasive Weed CASPER, Wyo. (September 12, 2023) –Yellow starthistle, highly invasive weed, was discovered on private land in Natrona County in August. The Natrona County Weed and Pest...

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New Pest on the Loose in Natrona County: the Yellow Starthistle - Vimarsana News

New Pest on the Loose in Natrona County: the Yellow Starthistle

Kinda looks like a punk rock dandelion, don't it?

New Pest on the Loose in Natrona County: the Yellow Starthistle - Vimarsana News

New Pest on the Loose in Natrona County: the Yellow Starthistle

Kinda looks like a punk rock dandelion, don't it?

Those Seeds Clinging to Your Hiking Socks May Be From Invasive Plants – Here's How to Avoid Spreading Them to New Locations - Vimarsana News

Those Seeds Clinging to Your Hiking Socks May Be From Invasive Plants – Here's How to Avoid Spreading Them to New Locations

With spring settling in across the U.S. and days lengthening, many people are ready to spend more time outside. But after a walk outdoors, have you ever found seeds clinging to your clothes? Lodged in your socks and shoelaces? Perhaps tangled in your pet’s fur? While most of us don’t give these hitchhikers much thought, seeds and burrs may be the first signs of invasive plant spread.