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Bookmark or Share- English ivy identification and control: Hedera helixMature leaves are glossy green and unlobed, reproducing via umbrella-shaped clusters of greenish flowers followed by dark, berry-like fruits. Ivy weighs down trees, making them more likely to fall. Shallow roots contribute to risk of slope slippage. Legal status in King County, Washington
- Common hawthorn identification and control - King CountyCommon hawthorn, also called English, one-seed or single-seed hawthorn, is an introduced tree that has naturalized in the Pacific Northwest. This small tree spreads readily by seed into woodlands and open fields, often creating a dense, thorny thicket.
- When to Water and How Much - King CountyUse the chart below—and a good reference book—to determine when and how much to water your various plants to keep them healthy. Annuals. Water where the roots are: roots may be shallower or less widespread if soil is compacted or disturbed.
- Native plants for fall color - Native Plant GuideNorthwest native plants can offer a cornucopia of fall colors from bright yellow to dark green.
- Do you need a permit? - King County, WashingtonIf a tree is a "hazard," meaning it has disease, structural defect, lean, and it is not imminent, then the hazard needs to documented by a certified arborist and a clearing permit is required.
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