Lessons from the Forest—for Your Yard
One of the best ways to support the Forest is to use your yard to support a healthy ecosystem. As Dr. Douglas Tallamy says in his statement of support, “we can’t confine nature to parks.” Here are ideas and tips from our community.
Invasive plants like Japanese barberry travel from your yard—to the forest—via birds. It’s a problem!
When Dr. Sara Webb began working with Drew students to restore the forest, it was choked with invasive plants. Chinese wisteria and Japanese honeysuckle sprawled over two acres of trees, threatening to topple them. Where did these plants come from? Suburban yards.. When plants from other ecosystems are spread by birds, they can thrive unchecked. Our native insects ignore them, as do deer, which prefer tastier native species.. Find out if you own any of the top 10 plants plaguing suburban forests and parks.
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