Now's The Time to Remove Invasive Honeysuckle
If you have woodland spaces on your property, you have an opportunity to change the trajectory of our forests and create a lasting legacy for your land. What’s more, your landscape and family will benefit.
In Ohio and Kentucky, many woodland understories are filled with invasive bush honeysuckle.
This pervasive plant crowds backyards—blocking paths, shielding views, causing a cluttered look and feel, and making it harder for families to enjoy their outdoor living spaces.
It also prevents the growth of native plants, depriving pollinators of food and habitat and disrupting ecosystem functioning.
The Best Time to Remove Honeysuckle
Winter is the perfect time to remove invasive honeysuckle from your yard or back woods.
Honeysuckle are dormant in the winter, so they won’t produce new growth after being cut back, which weakens them. They also don’t go to fruit until later in the year, so removing them now limits their ability to reproduce. And with the leaves gone, removal work can happen more efficiently.
When your yard is overrun by honeysuckle, getting rid of it can feel daunting. Removing honeysuckle is very physical work that takes time to execute. If you’re overwhelmed by this weedy shrub, we can help.
We offer several honeysuckle removal packages based on your needs. Our experienced team uses a combination of mechanical methods and natural solarization to ensure the process is effective and safe for people, pets, and wildlife.
To get started, schedule a free consultation today. During the consultation, we will:
Assess the health of your woodland area
Provide expert strategies for honeysuckle removal and overall improvement
Share tips to encourage the return of native plants and wildlife
When you remove honeysuckle from your yard, there's space for the beauty of native plants and calming outdoor spaces
When you remove honeysuckle from your yard, there's space for the beauty of native plants and calming outdoor spaces