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Native Plants 101: A Starter Guide To Replacing Your Thirsty Lawn With Drought-Tolerant Plants

Native Plants 101: A Starter Guide To Replacing Your Thirsty Lawn With Drought-Tolerant Plants That Look Good

Nursery Production Assistant

Nursery Production Assistant OXBOW’S MISSION Our mission is to inspire people to eat healthy, sustainably grown food and to steward our natural resources for future generations. WHAT WE DO Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center is located on 230 acres of forest and grassland bordered by Western Washington’s Snoqualmie River. We use this mixed landscape to: Produce food. We cultivate 12 acres of certified organic mixed vegetable crops, herbs, and flowers using agro-ecological principles and engage in research to inform conservation agriculture practices. We grow food for local grocery stores, restaurants, hunger relief, a CSA program, and an on-site seasonal Farm Stand.

Smelly invader takes root in Pima County, threatens local ecology

If you re able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. A smelly plant has taken root in the community, and the stench isn’t the only thing that’s worrisome. Stinknet (Oncosiphon piluliferum), also called Globe Chamomile, is a noxious and invasive weed species that has rapidly spread throughout Arizona over the last decade, and has recently invaded urban and rural areas of Pima County. Though the infestation is not rampant, health officials and conservationists agree that Pima County is at a critical stage of controlling the spread. If the spring blooming annual continues to grow unchecked, it could pose a huge threat to public health and the environment – outcompeting native plants, releasing toxic allergens into the air, and increasing the risk and magnitude of wildland fires.

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