Noxious Weed Removal
When it comes to plants and weeds, definitions may vary from person to person. However, some plants are invasive and should always be regarded as weeds, and broadly speaking, as pests. The Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board lists noxious weeds that should be dealt with so that native plants and wildlife can have a chance. We use mechanical and cultural pest control methods to eliminate plants such as Scotch Broom, Poison Hemlock, Holly, and more.
How It Works
Noxious weeds pose a threat to native vegetation and wildlife, and thusly contribute to the decline of habitat. In some cases, such as with Poison Hemlock, these weeds can be quite hazardous to people and pets alike and can result in severe illness. The removal of these plants can be dangerous, or at the least, labor intensive, so it is recommended to leave the work to professionals who know the proper methods and timing to remove the plants safely. Herbicides are not necessary for effective removal and we elect to physically remove them for lasting control.