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Invasive Plants in Jackson
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Listed below are the common kinds of invasive plant species found in Jackson. Click on the name to learn more about the plant and how to control it.
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Purple Loosestrife
Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) is an aggressive invader of North American wetlands, lakes and rivers.
Japanese Knotweed
Quite common and extensive in Jackson. Often mistaken for bamboo. Extremely hard to erradicate.
