The New England Invasives-to-Natives Field Guide
A 27-chapter digital field guide: identify the invasives taking over your yard, remove them the right way, and replace them with native plant communities that belong here.
$29 · Planned launch price
- Field ID for the big six invasives: autumn olive, multiflora rose, honeysuckle, bittersweet, mugwort & more
- Native replacement guilds for each removal
- Meadow establishment, deer protection, and dead-hedge techniques
- A year-round stewardship calendar
- Seed mixes that actually work in New England
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Every New England yard is fighting the same six plants — most homeowners just don’t know their names yet. This guide teaches you to see what’s happening at your woodland edge, in your hedgerow, and along your fence line: which plants are quietly taking over, why pulling them the wrong way makes it worse, and exactly what to plant in their place.
Written from real restoration work on Connecticut ground — the same methods we use on client properties, organized so you can do a section of your yard each season.
What’s inside
Twenty-seven chapters covering invasive identification and removal, native replacement guilds, meadow establishment, deer pressure, wildlife habitat structures like dead hedges and nature nests, propagation, and a stewardship calendar that tells you what to do every month of the year.
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