This aggressive grower can break through concrete and choke out native plants. Remove it completely before it takes over.
A beautiful climber but a silent invader! English Ivy strangles trees and damages structures. Keep it off your garden list.
Nicknamed 'the vine that ate the South,' Kudzu grows rapidly, smothering everything in its path. Eradicate it before it spreads.
This fast-growing grass invades yards and even underground. Use barriers if you can't resist planting it.
While pretty, this plant disrupts wetlands and waterways, endangering aquatic life. Avoid it at all costs.
This herb spreads like wildfire and alters soil chemistry, making it inhospitable for native species.
This spiky invader reduces grazing land and threatens native wildflowers. Pull it out immediately.
Not only invasive but also dangerous! Its sap can cause severe burns and blindness. Handle with extreme care.
This aquatic beauty clogs waterways and outcompetes native aquatic plants. Remove it from ponds and water features.
Protect your garden and local ecosystems by identifying and removing these invasive plants. Replace them with native alternatives.