Broom should not reproduce from chippings, but take care that there are no seeds. I’d have more concern about ivy.

 

William (Bill) Miller

Environmental Scientist

California State Parks – Bay Area District

845 Casa Grande Road

Petaluma, CA. 94954

william.miller@parks.ca.gov

ph: (707) 769-5652 ext. 214

fax: (707) 769-5675

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From: calweedtalk-manager@simplelists.com [mailto:calweedtalk-manager@simplelists.com] On Behalf Of Jessica Norling
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2016 12:31 PM
To: calweedtalk@simplelists.com
Subject: CalWeedTalk Mulching & Chipping Invasive Species for practical uses in garden of origin

 

I'm looking for a good resource to determine if Algerian ivy and Scotch broom would continue to reproduce vegetatively if I were to chip them up and use for pathways/mulch in the same locations from which they were removed?

Thanks much for any advice,

Jessica

California Invasive Plant Council, www.cal-ipc.org

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