Weed/Brush Identification

Species List

Effectively managing invasive weed and brush species begins with an understanding of what you’re up against.  Annuals, perennials, woody plants and brush all require a unique approach. Proper treatment programs, applied at the right time and combined with other land management practices, will help ensure your success.

We’ve provided a directory of commonly found invasive species and some identifying characteristics for vegetation management professionals. You'll also find a comprehensive list of recommendations for control and considerations that will help produce optimum results. 

Choose from appropriate species category: Annuals Annual Broomweed Bitter Sneezeweed Buffalobur Camphorweed (Bitterweed) Cocklebur – Common Horseweed (Marestail) Lady's Thumb Lambsquarters – Common Marshelder Ragweed – Common Ragweed – Giant Sunflower – Common Yellow Starthistle Biennials/Perennials Absinth Wormwood Blue Vervain Broom Snakeweed Bur Ragweed Chicory Curly Dock Dalmation Toadflax Dandelion Dogfennel Field Bindweed Goldenrod Horsenettle (Carolina Nettle) Ironweed - Western Knapweed - Diffuse Knapweed - Russian Knapweed - Spotted Larkspur - Plains Larkspur - Tall Leafy Spurge Locoweed (Lambert and Silky Crazyweed) Mullein – Common Orange Hawkweed Oxeye Daisy Plains Pricklypear Cactus Ragweed – Western (Perennial) Rush Skeletonweed Sericea Lespedeza Silverleaf Nightshade St. Johnswort Sulfur Cinquefoil Thistle – Bull Thistle – Canada Thistle – Musk Thistle – Plumeless Thistle – Scotch Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace)

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