Noxious weeds are generally exotic (non-native) plants that have invaded the area. With no natural parasites or predators, they often grow out of control and take over large areas. Once established, they can be highly destructive and difficult to control. They can reduce crop yields, destroy plant and animal habitat and reduce recreational opportunities. Washington State rates noxious weeds into three classes. Class A weeds must be eradicated by law; for classes B and C control is strongly recommended.

Common noxious weeds include tansy ragwort, scotch broom, Canada and bull thistle, reed canary grass, yellow iris, knapweed, and poison hemlock. Whitworth Pest Solutions has worked for many years with county and state officials, as well as private parties, to help control and eradicate noxious weeds. We have the expertise to handle a wide variety of weed control problems. Whether it's in an industrial setting, a pasture or a lawn, we have the right treatment to fill your need.

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