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Unfortunately, invasive plants―like kudzu, ragweed, and Himalayan blackberry―won’t go away on their own. Luckily, How to Eradicate Invasive Plants offers a clear, practical solution to an increasingly common problem.Invasive plants are a growing threat to our home landscapes, affecting native plants and wildlife. Clearly written and easy-to-use, How to Eradicate Invasive Plants shows you how to recognize the invasive plant; offers eradication options, from simple, organic approaches to the safest and most responsible ways to use chemicals; and enables you to identify 200 of the most common invasive plants.This comprehensive guide includes all types of invasive plants, including water and bog plants; annuals, biennials, and tropical perennials; herbaceous perennials; grasses and bamboos; and vines, shrubs, and trees.
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A writer and an editor with a broad range of interests, Teri has a taste for exploration and a talent for bringing back stories and information that resonate with insight and wonder--whether she's examining flowers, pie, or small-town life. She has over 35 books in publication, including a 2016 American Horticultural Society award-winner (Seeing Seeds: A Journey into the World of Seedheads, Pods, and Fruit) and two that were named to amazon.com's "Best Books of 2013." She's available for presentations based on her books.
She has also worked in the direct-marketing field, writing catalog, web, and advertising copy; she once won the industry's highest award for her vivid copywriting. She has written, edited, and blogged for the nation's leading roadside-travel 'zine and website, Roadside (and RoadsideOnline.com) . The most intriguing job she's ever held? Monitoring rare turtles for The Nature Conservancy. Or...raising teenage boys.
Raised in California and educated at Bard College in New York, she divides her time between a small village in Upstate New York and a summer home on the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia.
For more, please visit her website at terichacewriter dot com
