Removing Buckthorn - A"how to" guide from the Coon Rapids City Forester
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Removing Buckthorn - A"how to" guide from the Coon Rapids City Forester
Buckthorn is a green plant with berries that looks harmless but it's an invasive species that is taking over many woodland areas, not only in Coon Rapids but around the country. The Coon Rapids City Forester shows us what it looks like, why it's a problem and what homeowners can do to remove the plant from their own property.
32.4K viewsNov 15, 2013
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