Tree-of-heavenBlack locust Common buckthorn Autumn olive

Multiflora roseJapanese barberry Glossy buckthorn Eurasian bush honeysuckle

Black swallow-wort Oriental bittersweet Bird’s-foot trefoil Musk & Plumelessthistle

Dame’s rocketCrown vetchCommon & cut-leaved teasel

Canada thistle

Restricted Species Prohibited/Restricted Species Tree

Shrub

Vine

Forb

Grass

Species without a map are not regulated by NR 40 (WI’s Invasive Species Rule)

For more information about NR 40 (WI’s Invasive Species Rule), Restricted, or Prohibited species please visit: www.dnr.wi.gov/invasives/classification

Common

Cut-leaved

Musk

Plumeless

Common Terrestrial Invasive Plants in WI

To report a sighting send an email to: Invasive.Species@wi.gov or CALL 608-267-5066

Please report any prohibited species (as indicated by red on the maps). Provide the following data: exact loca-tion, land ownership (if known), population size, a photo or voucher specimen, and your contact information.

Leafy & Cypress spurge

Leafy Cypress

Japanesehedgeparsley

European marshthistle

Garlic mustard Japanese knotweed

Queen Anne’s-lacePurple loosestrifePoison hemlock

Spotted knapweed Tansy Wild parnsip White & Yellow sweet clover

Smooth bromeReed canary grassPhragmites (Common reed)

Narrow-leaf & Hybrid cattail

Restricted Species Prohibited/Restricted Species Tree

Shrub

Vine

ForbSpecies without a map are not regulated by NR 40 (WI’s Invasive Species Rule)

Grass

Bureau of Endangered Resources and Division of ForestryWisconsin Department of Natural ResourcesBox 7921

Madison, WI 53707-7921

DNR PUB-FR-456-2010

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Narrow-leaf Hybrid

White Yellow

Common Terrestrial Invasive Plants in WI