Is Euonymus considered invasive plant in Maryland - Ask Extension
Hello: I am wondering if Euonymus is officially considered an invasive plant in Maryland? Or are there varieties that are not? Curious about golden ...
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Is Euonymus considered invasive plant in Maryland #438605
Asked January 23, 2018, 10:55 AM EST
Hello: I am wondering if Euonymus is officially considered an invasive plant in Maryland? Or are there varieties that are not? Curious about golden euonymous
Is Nandina (lemon ? and domestica) officially considered invasive as well?
I have attached two pictures of what I think is the Golden Euonymus and the other, I'm not sure. The landscaper gave me a list and I do not know if the other photo is an Inkberry?
Montgomery County Maryland
Expert Response
The kind of euonymus that is invasive is euonymus alatus, also known as burning bush. It is not evergreen like the euonymus in your photo.
Nandina has been reported as invasive in some areas of Maryland.
For a list of invasive plants in Maryland, search 'invasives' in our website search box.
(Yes, the second photo looks like inkberry.)
ECN
Nandina has been reported as invasive in some areas of Maryland.
For a list of invasive plants in Maryland, search 'invasives' in our website search box.
(Yes, the second photo looks like inkberry.)
ECN
