WAMEAC Invasive Plant Nursery Survey

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The Wildflower Association of Michigan Environmental Advocacy Committee (WAMEAC) was established in 2024 and serves as the advocacy arm of the Wildflower Association. Although we intend to expand our efforts to cover additional advocacy issues in the future, our initial efforts are to educate the public about invasive plant species in Michigan and to offer alternative choices. The ultimate end goal is to enact legislation to ban the sale and trade of high-priority invasive species in our state.

We’re asking for your help to identify what invasive species are being sold at big box stores and other garden centers in your area.

Please review previous form responses, linked here, before submitting this form to avoid duplicate observations.

Please fill out this form separately for each garden center or nursery where you’ve observed invasive species for sale. Thank you!

Have you ever noticed plants considered invasive species being sold at a nursery or garden center?
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Yes

Maybe

If yes, please select the invasive species you have seen for sale (check all that apply):

Japanese barberry

Callery (Bradford) pear

Non-native honeysuckles

Burning bush

Butterfly bush

Buckthorn

Privet

Norway maple

English ivy

Myrtle / periwinkle

Sweet woodruff

Dame’s rocket

Round leaved Bittersweet (including its hybrids)

Moneywort/creeping Jenny

Reed canary grass

Baby’s breath

Lesser celandine

Other:

Have you seen any cultivars of the above species or other invasives? If so, please list them

Please provide the name of the nursery or garden center where you saw these invasive species

Please provide the city where the nursery or garden center is located

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