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Homeowners and landscaping professionals can help slow the spread of invasive plants by choosing non-invasive species for their gardens. “Don’t Plant A Pest!” brochures suggest alternatives for garden plants known to be invasive in California.
The brochures are designed to be an educational resource for gardeners and consumers, a tool for Cal-IPC members and others to use in approaching their local nurseries, and a template for other organizations that wish to produce similar materials.
Trees of California suggests replacements for: black acacia; Russian olive; blue gum eucalyptus; myoporum; black locust; Chinese tallow tree; Brazilian and Peruvian pepper tree; scarlet wisteria; saltcedar; and single seed hawthorne. To view information included, see our Don’t Plant a Pest California Trees page. Or download a printable (letter-size) PDF of the Don’t Plant a Pest Trees in California brochure.
