- Contact information
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For information on Lakes in Wisconsin, contact:
- DNR Lake
Division of Water
Bureau of Water Quality
- Aquatic Invasive Species Contacts
Hairy Willow Herb - Sheboygan River (Station ID#10034323) Wildwood Island
- Status
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Verified
- Date First Found
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8/25/2016
- Location First Found
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Shoreline of Sheboygan River, North side of river and islands
43.74461, -87.7334
43.74437, -87.73405
- Latitude and Longitude
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43.74461,
-87.7334
- Original Extent
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A Few Plants
About
Hairy Willow Herb
Hairy willow herb is a semi-aquatic perennial herb that grows 3-6’ tall, with fine, soft hairs covering the entire plant. The stems are tall and branching. It grows in open, moist habitats. Hairy willow herb forms dense, monotypic stands that can be found in open riparian areas along streams, ditch banks, wetlands and moist waste places. It can be found in undisturbed natural areas due to the seed easily spreading by wind, water or transported by humans or animals.