"Gardening Solutions for Northeast Ohio's Invasive Species Crisis"
Arborist and horticulturist Eddie Lagucki explores the devastation caused by emerald ash borers, invasive plants, and deer in Northeast Ohio woods. Lagucki recommends a restoration approach involving killing invasives, installing deer fences, and eventually replacing plants, emphasizing the need for time, planning, and resources. Despite the challenges, signs of hope for forest recovery are evident, with native plants beginning to assert themselves in cleared areas.