Your image of weeds may be the dandelions growing in a lawn, the clover nudging your vegetables aside, or poison oak displaying its fall colors. Weeds can be any plant type – tree, shrub, vine, grass, perennial, or annual plants. Marin has some BIG weed plants – blue eucalyptus and black acacia, Scotch broom and […]
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If you see this plant pop up somewhere in your garden, be careful! This robust invader is American pokeweed, also known as pokeberry, and poke salad. Native to the eastern U.S. it’s spreading in parts of California including Marin backyards. Left on its own, it can grow about 6 to 10 feet tall, produces long
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There are many popular plants in Marin gardens that are not native and that’s usually OK. However there are some that find the environment so wonderful that they can easily grow beyond their desired boundaries and spread rapidly. These plants may be invasive species – learn more about invasive plants and why they are a
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