The dangers of invasive plants
By Deborah J. Benoit
Extension Master Gardener
University of Vermont
VERMONT - When someone mentions wildflowers, what comes to mind? Daisies? Black-eyed Susans?
They’re as familiar as the summer days of childhood, so well-loved that they’re often picked for bouquets or a garden. Weeds tend to be any plant claiming a place for itself uninvited and unwelcome.
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