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Mississippi Forestry Commission warn of flower that could kill your trees Share Updated: 2:21 PM CDT Apr 8, 2021 Share Updated: 2:21 PM CDT Apr 8, 2021 The Mississippi Forestry Commission is warning people of harmful purple flowers that could pose a potential threat to your native trees.The flower is known as Chinese and Japanese wisteria and are non-native to Mississippi.“Wisteria has been used for decades as an ornamental around homes. Wisteria flowers are aesthetically pleasing and give off a pleasurable aroma,” said Russell Bozeman, Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC) state forester. “What most people don’t realize is the danger they put native trees and shrubs in when they plant wisteria.”The commission states that wisteria can be difficult to get rid of and can stick around for years. They also state that the flowers can kill or mess up the form of a tree in your landscape and are toxic.According to the commission, you can control this pl
The Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC) joins the North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) and other agencies and organizations in recognizing the week of Feb. 22 as National Invasive Species Awareness Week.
National Invasive Species Awareness Week is an annual international event to raise awareness about invasive species, the threat that they pose, and what can be done to prevent their spread.
âMississippi has numerous invasive species that threaten the health of forests across the state,â said MFC State Forester Russell Bozeman. âEducation is the best way for Mississippians to help prevent the spread of these harmful plants and forest pests.â
The Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC) is warning Mississippians of potential damage to trees following the recent winter weather that moved through the state last week.