Resources
Please take advantage of the resources we offer!
Downloads
Herbicide Labels
Links
- NJ DEP Pesticide Control Program
- Weeds Gone Wild
- EDD Maps
- Invasive Plant Species, Policy Directive 2004-02
- USDA Plants Database
- Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health
- Forestry Images
- Water Chestnut Task Force
- Global Invasive Species Database
Invasive Species & Wild Food Recipes
- Autumn olive fruit compote
- Canada goose casserole
- Venison chili and meatballs
- Garlic mustard soup
- Stinging nettle cheese
- Chestnut and hen-of-the-woods soup
- Garlic mustard & nettle fritatta
- Lamb's quarter casserole
- Venison stuffed wild grape leaves
- Black birch tea
- Harvest Moon Farm wild plum cake
- Wineberry sauce over ice cream
Big Headed Sedge
Search your county, town or property. Find out which invasive species are taking over your area. 
Callery Pear
This popular landscape plant is a highly invasive meadow invader.- small tree with a "lollipop" shape branch structure
- white, showy flowers are in full bloom mid-late March
- small speckled fruits ripen in the fall