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green shrub, yellow flowers in spring, small leaves, pea-like flowers
very few along Wallace road in spring of 2004, now pretty much fills in most untended areas along east side of Wallace from just beyond the stop light at Glen Creek all the way to city limits
Reporter
Aug. 13, 2008, 3:11 p.m.
The Oregon Invasive Species Council is working with The Nature Conservancy and others to develop an early detection rapid response program for Oregon so that we can catch some of these invasive plants when they are first introduced to Oregon. We've been very successful in eradicating newcomer invasive species to the state - but you have to find them early and respond quickly - or they become established, like Scotch broom and English ivy.
Public education and information is an important component in the fight against invasives. In local areas, people can successfully remove Scotch broom, and through monitoring, remove any additional plants that appear over time.
Thank you again for your report.
Lisa DeBruyckere
Aug. 14, 2008, 12:43 a.m.