KRKelle Rankin-Sunter

1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Kelle Rankin-Sunter

   In the Garden with Kelle: How to get rid of these noxious weeds before they choke your plants - The Northern Light (opens the original)

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   In July, we introduced you to poison hemlock and deadly nightshade — two of the more common toxic weeds found in our yards more and more frequently. This month, we focus on creeping buttercup, English ivy and large (hybrid) bindweed. These noxious weeds may seem more benign in comparison, but don’t let their charming looks deceive you. These little beauties pack a powerful punch when it comes to being aggressively invasive. Creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repensis) grows in almost any condition a

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2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Kelle Rankin-Sunter

   In the Garden with Kelle: How to identify and remove these lovely, dangerous weeds - The Northern Light (opens the original)

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   You may have seen the buzz around the internet and even on local posts about the poisonous and toxic weeds that are becoming more prevalent. This is, in fact, true. They are growing everywhere. Why now? Most weeds are perfectly suited to life on disturbed soils. Modern construction and subdivisions favor the stripped-earth method, which leaves many square feet of soil in every new development bare, just waiting for weeds to move in. Frequently, weeds tolerate inconsistent moisture and are somewh

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