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Select a plant common name (left) or Latin name (right) from the lists below or click on a thumbnail photo to read individual plant information.

2008 Weed List
Orange/Yellow flowers
bighead knapweed buffalobur common tansy Dalmatian toadflax dyer's woad
garden loosestrife gorse leafy spurge myrtle spurge orange hawkweed
perennial sowthistle rush skeletonweed Scot's broom Spanish broom common St. Johnswort
sulfur cinquefoil tansy ragwort Texas blueweed velvetleaf yellow hawkweed
yellow starthistle yellow toadflax
   
Pink/Purple flowers
annual bugloss bittersweet nightshade black knapweed brown knapweed bull thistle
Canada thistle clary sage common bugloss common crupina diffuse knapweed
goatsrue herb Robert kudzu meadow clary meadow knapweed
Mediterranean sage milk thistle musk thistle policeman's helmet purple loosestrife
purple starthistle Russian knapweed saltcedar Scotch thistle slenderflower thistle
spotted knapweed viper's bugloss vochin knapweed wild four o'clock  
White/Green flowers
English ivy field bindweed garlic mustard giant hogweed giant knotweed
Himalayan knotweed Japanese knotweed kochia lawnweed old man's beard
oxeye daisy perennial pepperweed poison hemlock Spurge Laurel (Daphne laureola) Syrian bean-caper
wild carrot yellow nutsedge      
Aquatic Plants
Brazilian elodea common cordgrass dense-flowered cordgrass Eurasian watermilfoil fanwort
fragrant water lily hydrilla parrotfeather phragmites reed canary grass
saltmeadow cordgrass smooth cordgrass water primrose yellow floating heart yellow flag iris

Program offices are located at 201 S. Jackson St., Suite 600, Seattle, WA 98104. To contact a staff member at the King County Noxious Weed Control Program, please call 206-296-0290 or by reach them by email.

 
Please direct questions & comments regarding noxious weeds to Program Staff, King County Noxious Weed Control Program.

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Updated: April 10, 2008

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