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Swap out your invasive tree with a native Kansas tree through this program

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Kansas forestry officials are getting ready to host three callery pear buyback events across the state ...
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Kansas Forest Service targets invasive trees with spring buyback

Each spring, the Kansas Forest Service encourages homeowners to take a closer look at what’s growing in their yards.
Wichita Eagle

Invasive KS tree has ‘heaven’ in its name, but smells like rotten peanut butter

Ailanthus altissima, commonly known as the tree of heaven plant, is incredibly fast-growing. It can reach 25 feet in height in the single year and is found throughout Kansas. Luis Fernández García CC ...
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Invasive, stinky Bradford pear buybacks to happen soon in Kansas

There will be three Callery (Bradford) pear buybacks in Kansas in May, the Kansas Forest Service announced on Tuesday.