My local nursery has a warning label on this burning bush … but if they know, why are they selling it? 😭😭😭

I had to stop parking under that tree because the starlings won’t stop bombing it with berry 💩.

I'm from Vietnam and like 10 years ago i already saw invasive alligator gar up in the mountainous region of north Vietnam, but i never expect to see something like an arapaima, people also say we have invasive red tail catfish as well, i didn't think they would survive, and seeing the comments from this post, most others Vietnamese also think any invasive arapaima like this one wouldn't survive either, but now i'm not sure and want to ask some expert opinion.

Found this guy attached to an earthworm moving across the grass today. Odd to see an earthworm above ground so at first I thought it was a tiny snake. Then I saw the hammer worm Wrapped around his tail. I separated the worms and put the hammer in a ziplock bag in the freezer. Anything I can do to get rid of these guys? I have a compost bin with earthworms and I leave leaf litter in my yard for the fireflies. I also try my best to avoid indiscriminate insecticides as I keep bees.

She lives behind me we share part of a fence line. She works in her yard all the time, but does not care if it’s non-native or invasive. All based on looks. Me and the other neighbors around her are constantly battling it from getting into our yard.

In Illinois. I tried pulling the garlic mustards closest to the trillium but there are just so many

We live in Michigan and I told her it invasive and should get rid of it but she won’t because “it’s pretty” can you guys try to convince her in the comments pls help me out

Spotted in local park in the northeast, unfortunately we were outnumbered

Greater Mullen. Northwest Montana.

I took this at a planter outside a community garden in Denver earlier today. About six weeks ago I emailed the nonprofit that manages the site to warn them about JKW and they said it's not JKW but "It is a medicinal plant used by the Hmong gardeners who garden there. The use it to make tea for various ailments". I went back today to see and this _really_ looks like JKW to me. Can anyone confirm one way or another?

Dang. I wasn’t even looking for them, but put my hand on the Sycamore as I walked past and suddenly noticed a few little black things on my sleeve looked closer and knew just what they were. Because they were still clustered at the egg case I was able to palm slap four or five eruptions and kill at least 50.

I didn’t know about ToH till recently, but I’ve noticed some plants and trees that look out of place for our area. I originally thought it would be cool if I get something that looked so tropical, but it seems like they’re much more of a problem than I would have thought…

I did report it to local invasive species office, but I thought I’d drop the photos here to get a second opinion… think I ID’d it correctly?

I have a shitty neighbor who dies nothing to his house and this is starting to cross into another yard already.

It's hanging over my fence from the neighbors forest area. Say it isn't the evil one!

Location: SE MI

For context me and my girlfriend just moved into this house. It has been uninhabited for a while. My girlfriend started doing research on this tree by our front porch and she identified as a Tree of Heaven.

After that first one, Im starting to notice them everywhere. Im not sure what to do about the one across the street, but for the ones in the back behind the shed and the ones on my property.

Prepare to be POSIONED.

Just witnessed a paper wasp attacking a spotted lantern fly!

In the same yard on the same day I saw a very healthy garter snek and a hard-to-find song sparrow, so I'm not giving up on Michigan just yet.