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Ep. 122 - Identifying and managing garlic mustard | #GoodGrowing
About this episode
On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we talk with Illinois Extension Forestry Specialist Chris Evans and Media Communications Coordinator Emily Steele about garlic mustard. This invasive plant can be found in forested areas throughout the state of Illinois. Learn about why we should care about garlic mustard, how to identify and manage it as well as some research updates!
See our smiling faces and garlic mustard pictures on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8LS9gLiT5uM
00:30 – Ginger, turmeric, and galangal harvest time! What are we doing with it?
01:20 – Have we planted garlic yet?
02:34 – Welcome Chris and Emily!
03:40 – Defining invasive species
05:00 – How extensive are invasive plants?
05:44 – Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference
06:58 – Why are you interested in garlic mustard Emily?
08:38 – What does garlic mustard look like?
11:23 – How many seeds can garlic mustard produce?
12:00 – How long do garlic mustard seeds survive in the soil?
12:26 – Why should we care about garlic mustard?
16:31 – Is it true garlic mustard will ‘go away’ on its own?
18:13 – Natural area restorations
21:43 – Is garlic mustard a listed/regulated invasive species in Illinois?
25:25 – How did garlic mustard get here?
27:30 – What are some ways garlic mustard gets spread?
29:30 – How can we manage garlic mustard?
31:42 – Are control burns effective for managing garlic mustard?
32:44 – Can you eat garlic mustard?
35:00 – Garlic mustard website and research updates
39:37 – Can goats be used to manage garlic mustard?
40:58 – Is there a difference in herbicide concentration you use when treating garlic mustard?
43:15 – Wrap-up, thank you, what’s up next week, and goodbye!
Illinois Extension garlic mustard website: https://go.illinois.edu/garlicmustard
Management of Invasive Plants and Pests of Illinois: https://extension.illinois.edu/sites/default/files/management_of_invasive_plants_and_pests_of_illinois.pdf
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