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Washington State Noxious Weed Monitor List

The purpose of the “monitor list” is to gather more information on suspect weeds, as well as monitor for occurrence or spread.  Information collected from weeds on the monitor list may be used to justify future inclusion on the state noxious weed list.  There is no legal or regulatory aspect to this list (WAC 16-750-025).

Species listed on the Washington State Monitor List are being monitored because:

  • They are new invaders to Washington and have the potential to become problematic here.
  • They are non-native species that have been here awhile and behaving fine but have suddenly started to spread or become problematic.
  • They have recently been removed from the Weed List but we want to stay on the lookout to make sure the noxious weeds do not make a return invasion.

We need your help to learn more about the species on the monitor list. If you find plant species on the monitor list, please report your finding to the relevant sponsor listed with each species. Please include such information as site location, size of distribution, habitat, etc. when making your report.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Bladderwort, swollen
Utricularia inflata
 
 
Sponsor:
Jenifer Parsons
Blooddrops
Adonis annua
 
 
Sponsor:
Nelle Murray
Bursage, skeletonleaf
Ambrosia tomentosa
 
 
Sponsor:
Vacant
Catchfly, Balkan
Typha angustifolia
 
 
Sponsor:
Jenifer Parsons
Celandine, lesser
Ficaria verna
 
 
Sponsor:
Laurel Baldwin
 
 
 
 
 
Cinquefoil, silvery
Potentilla argentea
 
 
Sponsor:
D. Gaiser
Clematis, Chinese
Clematis orientalis
 
 
Sponsor:
Dick Jacobsen
Crosswort, narrowleaved
Crucianella angustifolia
 
Sponsor:
Vacant
Fieldcress, creeping
Rorippa sylvestris
 
 
Sponsor:
P. Stevenson
Flowering rush
Butomus umbellatus
 
 
Sponsor:
Laurel Baldwin
 
 
 
 
 
Frogs-bit, Eurasian
Hydrocharis
morsus-ranae
 
Sponsor:
Alison Halpern
Giant Reed
Arundo donax
 
 
Sponsor:
Steven Link
Green alkanet
Pentaglottis sempervirens
 
Sponsor:
Danielle Warner
Inula
Inula helenium
 
 
Sponsor:
Sue Winterowd
Knapweed, featherhead
Centaurea tricocephala
 
 
Sponsor:
Dick Jacobson
 
 
 
 
 
Mallow, venice
Hibiscus trionum
 
 
Sponsor:
Bridget Simon
Pampas grass
Cortaderia spp.
 
 
Sponsor:
Rick Johnson
Evening Primrose?
Sedge, lovegrass
Cyperus eragrostis
 
 
Sponsor:
Jim Comrada
Teasel, common
Dipsacus fullonum
 
 
Sponsor:
Bill Rogers
 
 
 
 
 
Thistle, distaff
Carthamus lanatus
 
 
Sponsor:
Bill Wamsley
Unicorn-plant
Proboscidea louisianica
 
 
Sponsor:
Sharon Sorby
Verbena, tall
Verbena bonariensis
 
 
Sponsor:
Sarah Reichard
Vine, silverlace
Polygonum albertii
 
 
Sponsor:
King county
Watercress
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum
 
Sponsor:
Cathy Lucero
 
 
 
 
 
Waterhyacinth
Eichhornia crassipes
 
 
Sponsor:
Kathy Hamel
 
 
 
 

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