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Hoary alyssum

April 12, 2015

…set. Mowing can help to reduce seed production, but will not eliminate the population. Become PlantWise and avoid growing hoary alyssum in your garden. Additional resources Hoary Alyssum | ISCBC…  Read more

Meadow knapweed

April 12, 2015

…page. Integrated pest management options Be PlantWise and avoid growing meadow knapweed in your garden. Hand pull small infestations when soil is moist. Repeated cultivation is effective. Biocontrol agent exists…  Read more

April 18th, 2016 – Pet Owners Day

April 18, 2016

…pets or plants into the wild or discard of your aquarium and water garden debris into lakes, streams, rivers or storm drains If you can no longer care for your…  Read more

Kootenay Riparian Invasive Plant Control: Final Year Project Update

October 11, 2024

…species is crucial. Avoid planting purple loosestrife in your garden and ensure that all plant parts and seeds are removed from clothing and equipment before leaving an infested area. Smaller…  Read more

St. John’s Wort

May 14, 2020

…your garden, become PlantWise. Removing only the stems stimulates regrowth as the root system is difficult to remove. Tilling the soil and then immediately replanting with other perennial grasses may…  Read more

Hoary cress

April 12, 2015

…CKISS classifies and manages invasive species, see our Invasive Species Priority Lists page. Integrated pest management options Use the PlantWise resource to choose non-invasive plants for your garden. Pull or…  Read more

Restoring important wildlife habitat at Beaver Creek Provincial Park

October 23, 2019

…Geomatics department assisted CKISS staff at the restoration site on October 7 by digging out the following non-native plants: spotted knapweed, hoary alyssum, common tansy, mullein, ribwort plantain and garden…  Read more

Salt cedar

April 12, 2015

…distance away. Ensure water gardens are not allowed to overflow to wetlands, streams or rivers. Properly dispose of garden and yard waste by double bagging and disposing of it at…  Read more

CKISS’n Tell Newsletter Fall 2021 Edition available to read on line.

October 20, 2021

Your Fall 2021 edition of the CKISS’n Tell newsletter is now available by clicking here. What will you find in this issue of CKISS’n Tell? EcoGarden Photo Contest – win…  Read more

May 27, 2020 : Grow me Instead: Planting Native Species Webinar

May 21, 2020

With the spring weather favouring BC’s backyard garden enthusiasts, the Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society (CKISS) are reminding the public to be careful when selecting plants for their gardens. We…  Read more

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