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To facilitate efficient and effective management of invasive plants for the protection of the economic and natural resources of Oklahoma’s private and public land and water.
04/03/2024
Commonly Planted Invasive Species
Don't Plant INVASIVE
Mimosa/Silktree (Albizia julibrissin)
Plant NATIVE instead
False Indigo Bush (Amorpha fruticosa)
Serviceberry (Amelanchier arborea)
For more, see our website! https://www.okinvasives.org/plants/albizia-julibrissin%C2%A0
12/23/2023
A Very Prairie Christmas
Historically, eastern redcedar grew where commonly occurring fire couldn't reach them. Fires couldn't spread into bluffs and rocky areas where grassy fuels were limited.
“On the bluff nearest our home was a scattering growth of cedars. Father took us with him as he carried an axe and selected a tree.. Then Father set it up securely in the center of the living room.
There was the most delightful odor of scorching cedar...”
-Harriet Adams, Marysville, KS. Christmas, 1870’s.
Unidentified children with cedar Christmas tree (1900-1909).
Courtesy of the Kansas Historical Society
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