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Tree-of-heaven is a spotted lanternfly magnet. Here’s why you shouldn’t just cut it down
The tree-of-heaven is described as a magnet for the spotted lanternfly, which may be growing along a Northeast roadside or in a backyard. The article explains how to identify tree-of-heaven and warns that simply cutting it down could be ineffective because the action might backfire.
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