The Woods Community Japanese Stilt Grass Eradication Petition
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Diane McGurgan
3 years ago
It might help us. I have lots of it and just don't know where it came from. I know its from China, but how we got it????
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Mary Ahlquist
3 years ago
We need to control this grass now. We live in the woods with nature - the silk grass will kill all of that if left uncontrolled.
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Tony Serafino
3 years ago
167 Onondaga Trl
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Colin T McLetchie
3 years ago
Yes!
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Barbara Small
3 years ago
I agree, it needs to be removed.
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Sheila Joy
3 years ago
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Just recently sent a message to WHOA that is grass is growing in cracks in our roads.
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Martha Lewis
3 years ago
Please it's the right thing to do for environmental health of woods community
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Jack Wad6
3 years ago
WHOA you need to help take care of this problematic situation.
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Bonnie Bundy
3 years ago
I support any efforts by WHOA to eradicate the Japanese Stilt Grass
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Tiffany Pratt
3 years ago
It’s ugly
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Diane Beedle
3 years ago
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We need to start removing the stilt grass and other invasive plants - like barberry and nandina- on WHOA property. If we don’t, we will do serious damage to not only our community, but the Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area.
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James Hall
3 years ago
It’s everywhere now.
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Ray Caron
3 years ago
What can one use to kill off this weed? What I might use is definitely illegal and probably not in production and longer.
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pat
3 years ago
Do we have a plan?
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Bob Magnuson
3 years ago
Signed.
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Stephanie Leatherman
3 years ago
This grass gets worse every year. Needs to be stopped please!
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Paula Carpio Brault
3 years ago
We have been battling this horrible weed for years and without the surrounding areas being cleared, we will never be able to stay ahead of it. As part timers this is a huge burden as this weed grows 8x faster than our tiny bit of grass can.
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Paula Carpio Brault
3 years ago
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We have been battling this horrible weed for years and without the surrounding areas being cleared, we will never be able to stay ahead of it. As part timers this is a huge burden as this weed grows 8x faster than our tiny bit of grass can.
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Linda Anderson
3 years ago
Has taken over everything!
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Kathy Diehl
3 years ago
I spray and it comes back, and until every neighbor kills it, it's a losing battle. We def. need to work as a community to rid this stilt grass
It might help us. I have lots of it and just don't know where it came from. I know its from China, but how we got it????
We need to control this grass now. We live in the woods with nature - the silk grass will kill all of that if left uncontrolled.
167 Onondaga Trl
Yes!
I agree, it needs to be removed.
Just recently sent a message to WHOA that is grass is growing in cracks in our roads.
Please it's the right thing to do for environmental health of woods community
WHOA you need to help take care of this problematic situation.
I support any efforts by WHOA to eradicate the Japanese Stilt Grass
It’s ugly
We need to start removing the stilt grass and other invasive plants - like barberry and nandina- on WHOA property. If we don’t, we will do serious damage to not only our community, but the Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area.
It’s everywhere now.
What can one use to kill off this weed? What I might use is definitely illegal and probably not in production and longer.
Do we have a plan?
Signed.
This grass gets worse every year. Needs to be stopped please!
We have been battling this horrible weed for years and without the surrounding areas being cleared, we will never be able to stay ahead of it. As part timers this is a huge burden as this weed grows 8x faster than our tiny bit of grass can.
We have been battling this horrible weed for years and without the surrounding areas being cleared, we will never be able to stay ahead of it. As part timers this is a huge burden as this weed grows 8x faster than our tiny bit of grass can.
Has taken over everything!
I spray and it comes back, and until every neighbor kills it, it's a losing battle. We def. need to work as a community to rid this stilt grass