In some specific settings, mechanical control, or even hand-weeding, may be effective on its own.

This includes situations where invasive species populations are small enough for a mechanical control approach to be cost effective and successful, or in select areas where invasive species are growing in close proximity with desirable native plant populations.

In such settings, selectively cutting, digging or pulling invasive species at the appropriate time may be a suitable method of control.

Our team can help you determine whether this is a suitable approach for your particular situation.