Always wanderd what that was called..killed lots of it on my property last spring, plenty more to go. My small friend circle..we always called it "that Bush that gets leaves first..with the little red berries" Somehow we always knew what each of us were referring to. So thanks for naming it for us.
No need to remove the cuttings and burn. That's a lot of extra effort, and they make some cover for small game and birds. They will rot away in a couple of years in any case due to being soft wood with hollow pith.
Yeah if you won't use chemical don't even bother. Have never seen people that pull make much headway except if willing to put out a lot of physical energy and large time commitment.
Thank you! Keep up the good work. I know it seems like a never-ending process, but the native plants flourish in just one growing season after removing invasives.
I'm glad to see a hunter actually try to control the invasive plants. In my area the hunters let the land grow up in invasive plants and don't care at all
Always wanderd what that was called..killed lots of it on my property last spring, plenty more to go.
My small friend circle..we always called it "that Bush that gets leaves first..with the little red berries"
Somehow we always knew what each of us were referring to.
So thanks for naming it for us.
No need to remove the cuttings and burn. That's a lot of extra effort, and they make some cover for small game and birds. They will rot away in a couple of years in any case due to being soft wood with hollow pith.
Yeah if you won't use chemical don't even bother. Have never seen people that pull make much headway except if willing to put out a lot of physical energy and large time commitment.
Nice video. We've been tackling honeysuckle on our property as well. We have been ripping the bushes out mostly and burning or mulching them.
Thank you!
Keep up the good work. I know it seems like a never-ending process, but the native plants flourish in just one growing season after removing invasives.
Yep, very familiar with it. I have been dealing with them on my land for years.
This is amur honeysuckle. Bush honeysuckle is a much smaller plant (2-4' usually).
I'm glad to see a hunter actually try to control the invasive plants. In my area the hunters let the land grow up in invasive plants and don't care at all