It looks like poison hemlock or giant hog weed type species. Needs to be sprayed and dealt with. seems to be worse every year.
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Steve,
We went by that patch and it is poison hemlock. This species is quite common throughout the state and as such it isn't a high priority species for Tualatin SWCD. County road rights of way get sprayed by the county, but they have a great many lane miles to manage and it isn't assured that that specific location will get treated.
Keith Nasman Invasive Species Technician Tualatin Soil & Water Conservation District 971-330-0902 keith.nasman@tualatinswcd.org
We went by that patch and it is poison hemlock. This species is quite common throughout the state and as such it isn't a high priority species for Tualatin SWCD. County road rights of way get sprayed by the county, but they have a great many lane miles to manage and it isn't assured that that specific location will get treated.
Keith Nasman
Invasive Species Technician
Tualatin Soil & Water Conservation District
971-330-0902
keith.nasman@tualatinswcd.org
Keith Nasman
May 24, 2024, 3:45 a.m.