All that glitters is not gold and all plants that look pretty aren't necessarily good to have around the yard.
Now that we're in the midst of summer, it's a good time to take a walk around outside and see what's really growing there and what might need to be removed.
Here in Anne Arundel County are several problem plants that, for one reason or another, were encouraged to grow and now need to be eradicated in less time...
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