Lumberland Town City Zoning Code
ARTICLE XIII
Invasive and Native Plant Lists
§ 250-85 Invasive plants.
A.
The Town of Lumberland prohibits the planting of invasive plants and will not approve a site plan that includes invasive plants in the landscape plan. Invasive plants diminish the abundance of native plants by competing with them. They can block navigation and lead to flooding, interfere with crop production and can be harmful to humans and wildlife. They can tolerate a wide variety of conditions, have a fast growth rate, are easily dispersed by animals and humans, have profuse and persistent seed and produce chemicals that suppress the growth of other plants.
B.
The following is a partial list (common names) of invasive plants that will not be approved on a site plan and, if possible, eradicated when found in the wild:
Autumn olive — (Elaeagnus umbellata) | |
Bishops weed, goutweed — (Aegopodium podagraria) | |
Black swallow-wort — (Cynanchum louiseae) | |
Buckthorn — (Rhamus cathartica) | |
Burning bush — (Euonymus alata) | |
Bush honeysuckles — (Lonicera spp.) | |
Butterfly bush — (Buddleia davidii) | |
Chinese wisteria — (Wisteria sinensis) | |
Common broom — (Cytisus scoparius) | |
Common reed — (Phragmites australis) | |
Common yarrow — (Achillea millefolium l.) | |
Crown-vetch — (Coronilla varia l.) | |
Dame's rocket — (Hesperis matronalis) | |
English ivy — (Hedera helix) | |
Eurasian watermilfoil — (Myrophyllum spicatum) | |
Garlic mustard — (Alliaria petiolata) | |
Giant hogweed/cow parsnip — (Heracleum mantegazziamum) | |
Japanese barberry — (Berberis thunbergii) | |
Japanese honeysuckle — (Lonicera japonica) | |
Japanese knotweed — (Fallopia japonica) | |
Japanese spirea — (Spiraea japonica L. f.) | |
Japanese stiltgrass — (Microstegium vimineum) | |
Japanese wisteria — (Wisteria floribunda) | |
Mile a minute weed — (Polygonum perfoliatum) | |
Multiflora rose — (Rosa multiflora) | |
Norway maple — (Acer platanoides L.) | |
Orange daylily — (Hemerocallis fulva L.) | |
Oriental bittersweet — (Celastrus orbiculatus) | |
Purple loosetrife — (Lythrum salicaria) | |
Queen Anne's lace — (Daucus carota) | |
Russian olive — (Elaeagnus angustifolia L.) | |
Water chestnut — (Trapa natans) | |
Yellow flag iris — (Iris pseudacorus L.) |
§ 250-86 Native plants.
To the extent possible, the Town would like to encourage the use of native plants in the landscaping. To facilitate this, the following is a list of recommended native plants:
Andrew's bottle garden (Gentiana andrewsil) |
Big leaf aster — (Aster macrophyllus) |
Black cohosh — (Cimicifuga racemosa) |
Black-eyed susan — (Rudbeckia hirta) |
Blue cohosh — (Caulophyllum thalictroides) |
Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium angustifolium) |
Blue flag iris — (Iris versicolor) |
Blue vervain — (Verbena hastata) |
Blue wood aster — (Aster cordifolius) |
Bluestar — (Amsonia tabernaemontana) |
Boneset — (Eupatorium perfoliatum) |
Bunchberry — (Cornus canadensis) |
Canadian burnet — (Sanguisorba canadensis) |
Cardinal flower — (Lobelia cardinalis) |
Cranesbill or wild geranium — (Geranium maculatum) |
Culver's root — (Veronicastrum virginicum) |
Dog's tooth daisy — (Helenium autumnale) |
Fire pink — (Silene virginica) |
Fireweed — (Epilobium angustifolium) |
Foam flower — (Tiarella cordifolia) |
Foxglove beardtongue — (Pensemon digitalis) |
Goldenseal canadensis — (Hydrastis) |
Golden alexanders — (Zizia aurea) |
Great blue lobelia — (Lobelia siphilitica) |
Green-eyed coneflower (Rudbeckia lacinata) |
Harebell — (Campanula rotundifolia) |
Jack-in-the-pulpit — (Arisaema triphyllum) |
Marsh marigold (Caltha palustris) |
Mayapple — (Podophyllum peltatum) |
Meadow rue — (Thalictrum diocum) |
Monkey flower (Mimulus ringens) |
Mountain mint — (Pycnanthemum muticum) |
Narrow-leaf cattail — (Typha latifolia) |
New England aster — (Aster novae-angliae) |
New York aster — (Aster novi-belgii) |
New York ironweed — (Vernonia noveboracensis) |
Nodding lady's tresses — (Spiranthes cernua) |
Obedient plant — (Physostegia virginiana) |
Orange butterflyweed — (Asclepias tuberose) |
Ox-eye sunflower — (Heliopsis helianthoides) |
Partridgeberry — (Mitchella repens) |
Purple angelica — (Angelica atropurpurea) |
Purple butterflyweed — (Asclepias incarnate) |
Purple joe-pye - mixed varieties — (Eupatorium maculaturm, Fistulosum, Purpureum) |
Purple-stemmed aster — (Aster puniceus) |
Purple trillium — (Trillium erectum) |
Rue anemone — (Anemonella thalictroides) |
Showy goldenrod — (Solidago speciosa) |
Solomon's seal — (Polygonatum biflorum) |
Spikenard — (Aralia racemosa) |
Spring beauty — (Claytonia caroliniana) |
Star-flowered false solomon seal — (Smilacina stellate) |
Stiff aster — (Aster linarifolius) |
Sundial lupine — (Lupinus perennis) |
Three-tooth cinquefoil — (Potentilla tridentata) |
Turtlehead — (Chelone glabra) |
Twinflower — (Linnaea borealis) |
White trillium — (Trillium grandiflorum) |
White wood aster — (Aster divaricatus) |
Wild bee balm — (Monarda fistulosa) |
Wild bleeding heart — (Dicentra eximia) |
Wild columbine — (Aquilegia canadensis) |
Wild ginger — (Asarum canadense) |
Wild pink — (Silene caroliniana) |
Wild senna — (Senna hebacarpa) |
Wild stonecrop — (Sedum ternatum) |
Wild strawberry — (Fragaria virginiana) |
Wintergreen — (Gaultheria procumbens) |
Wood anemone — (Anemone canadensis) |
Woodland sunflower — (Helianthus divarcatus) |
Wreath goldenrod — (Solidago caesia) |