How is Crack Willow Invasive?
Crack willow, along with other non-native willow species, poses a threat to Minnesota's wetlands and waterways. These trees establish quickly along riverbanks and lakeshores, outcompeting native vegetation. Their extensive root systems can alter water flow and increase sedimentation, negatively impacting aquatic habitats. Controlling the spread of crack willow is essential for preserving the integrity of Minnesota's aquatic ecosystems. At WC Brush & Tree Management we specialize in removing invasive willow species, ensuring your land remains healthy and diverse.
Why Choose Us?
As a locally owned and operated company, we understand the unique challenges of managing land in our region. We know the plants, the soil, and the climate, which means we can provide solutions that work specifically for your area. Supporting WC Brush & Tree Management also means supporting a local business that’s invested in the community.