Since these are widely dispersed, like blackberry, we don't have the resources to control this for landowners. If you'd like to continue documenting their presence in our community, I'd suggest making posts on the iNaturalist app. We incorporate that data into our invasives work and it would be beneficial if we were to get more funding to work on tree of heaven in the future.
Check out a really thorough guide regarding tree of heaven identification and control
OSU’s Solve Pest Problems:
https://solvepestproblems.oregonstate.edu/weeds/tree-of-heaven
The Portland metro-area Cooperative Weed Management Area also has some great best management practices for handling this weed
The 4 County CWMA:
https://4countycwma.org/assets/best-mgmt-practices/tree-of-heaven-bmp_final.pdf
https://tualatinswcd.org/species/tree-of-heaven/
Since these are widely dispersed, like blackberry, we don't have the resources to control this for landowners. If you'd like to continue documenting their presence in our community, I'd suggest making posts on the iNaturalist app. We incorporate that data into our invasives work and it would be beneficial if we were to get more funding to work on tree of heaven in the future.
Keith Nasman
Invasive Species Technician
Tualatin Soil & Water Conservation District
keith.nasman@tualatinswcd.org
Keith Nasman
Aug. 27, 2026, 8:56 a.m.