Amur Honeysuckle – Lonicera maackii IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 11 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Amur Honeysuckle under “Class B.”
Pennsylvania invasive plants
Pennsylvania (PA) regulates 57 invasive plants under 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017). Pennsylvania's list is a trade restriction, which governs what may be sold, propagated, or moved within the state — in plain terms, which plants are illegal to sell here.
Pennsylvania invasive species list
Pennsylvania restricts 57 plants, including Purple Loosestrife, Canada Thistle and Waterthyme. Plants marked Prohibited may not be sold, propagated, or moved within Pennsylvania. 49 of the 57 are also flagged invasive by GRIIS, which is an ecological finding rather than a ruling by Pennsylvania. Checked against 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017) on July 20, 2026.
Animated Oat – Avena sterilis Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Animated Oat under “Class A.”
Asiatic Tearthumb – Polygonum perfoliatum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 9 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Asiatic Tearthumb under “Class B.”
Basketgrass – Oplismenus hirtellus Not recorded hereProhibited
Recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Basketgrass under “Class A.”
Blood Grass – Imperata cylindrica Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Blood Grass under “Class A.”
Bohemian Knotweed – Polygonum x bohemicum Not recorded hereProhibited
Recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Bohemian Knotweed under “Class B.”
Border Privet – Ligustrum obtusifolium IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 28 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Border Privet under “Class B.”
Brazilian Waterweed – Egeria densa IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 4 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Brazilian Waterweed under “Class A.”
Bull Thistle – Cirsium vulgare IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 64 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Bull Thistle under “Class B.”
Burning Bush – Euonymus alatus IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 14 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Burning Bush under “Class B.”
Callery Pear – Pyrus calleryana IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 2 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Callery Pear under “Class B.”
Canada Thistle – Cirsium arvense IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 61 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Canada Thistle under “Class B.”
Carelessweed – Amaranthus palmeri NativeProhibited
Recorded in 4 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Carelessweed under “Class A.”
Common Buckthorn – Rhamnus cathartica IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 16 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Common Buckthorn under “Class B.”
Common Frogbit – Hydrocharis morsus-ranae Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Common Frogbit under “Class A.”
Common Wormwood – Artemisia vulgaris Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Common Wormwood under “Class B.”
Eurasian Watermilfoil – Myriophyllum spicatum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 23 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Eurasian Watermilfoil under “Class B.”
European Swallow-Wort – Cynanchum rossicum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 1 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists European Swallow-Wort under “Class B.”
European Wand Loosestrife – Lythrum virgatum IntroducedProhibited
Recorded in 1 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists European Wand Loosestrife under “Class B.”
Fig Buttercup – Ranunculus ficaria IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 10 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Fig Buttercup under “Class B.”
Fiveleaf Akebia – Akebia quinata IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 6 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Fiveleaf Akebia under “Class A.”
Garlic Mustard – Alliaria petiolata IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 38 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Garlic Mustard under “Class B.”
Giant Hogweed – Heracleum mantegazzianum Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Giant Hogweed under “Class A.”
Giant Knotweed – Polygonum sachalinense IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 23 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Giant Knotweed under “Class B.”
Glossy Buckthorn – Frangula alnus IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 16 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Glossy Buckthorn under “Class B.”
Japanese Angelica Tree – Aralia elata Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Japanese Angelica Tree under “Class B.”
Japanese Barberry – Berberis thunbergii IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 51 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Japanese Barberry under “Class B.”
Japanese Hop – Humulus japonicus IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 19 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Japanese Hop under “Class B.”
Japanese Knotweed – Fallopia japonica (potentially invasive weed) IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 43 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Japanese Knotweed under “Class B.”
Japanese Privet – Ligustrum japonicum Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Japanese Privet under “Class A.”
Johnsongrass – Sorghum halepense IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 13 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Johnsongrass under “Class B.”
Large-Flower Primrose-Willow – Ludwigia grandiflora IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 3 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Large-Flower Primrose-Willow under “Class A.”
Louise's Swallow-Wort – Cynanchum louiseae IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 10 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Louise's Swallow-Wort under “Class B.”
Morrow's Honeysuckle – Lonicera morrowii IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 42 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Morrow's Honeysuckle under “Class B.”
Multiflora Rose – Rosa multiflora IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 35 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Multiflora Rose under “Class B.”
Nepalese Browntop – Microstegium vimineum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 20 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Nepalese Browntop under “Class B.”
Nodding Plumeless Thistle – Carduus nutans IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 18 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Nodding Plumeless Thistle under “Class B.”
Oriental Bittersweet – Celastrus orbiculatus IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 22 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Oriental Bittersweet under “Class B.”
Parrot Feather Watermilfoil – Myriophyllum aquaticum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 6 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Parrot Feather Watermilfoil under “Class A.”
Parsnip – Pastinaca sativa IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 64 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Parsnip under “Class B.”
Plume Grass – Saccharum ravennae (Erianthus ravennae) Not recorded hereProhibited
Recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Plume Grass under “Class A.”
Poison Hemlock – Conium maculatum IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 35 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Poison Hemlock under “Class B.”
Professor-Weed – Galega officinalis IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 3 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Professor-Weed under “Class A.”
Purple Loosestrife – Lythrum salicaria IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 36 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Purple Loosestrife under “Class B.”
Roughfruit Amaranth – Amaranthus tuberculatus NativeProhibited
Recorded in 8 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Roughfruit Amaranth under “Class A.”
Showy Fly Honeysuckle – Lonicera x bella IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 10 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Showy Fly Honeysuckle under “Class B.”
Sorghum – Sorghum bicolor IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 22 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Sorghum under “Class B.”
Standish's Honeysuckle – Lonicera standishii IntroducedProhibited
Recorded in 5 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Standish's Honeysuckle under “Class B.”
Sunshine Chinese Privet – Ligustrum sinense 'Sunshine' Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Sunshine Chinese Privet under “Class B.”
Tatarian Honeysuckle – Lonicera tatarica IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 24 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Tatarian Honeysuckle under “Class B.”
Tree of Heaven – Ailanthus altissima IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 36 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Tree of Heaven under “Class B.”
Water Chestnut – Trapa natans IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 3 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Water Chestnut under “Class A.”
Water Soldiers – Stratiotes aloides Not recorded hereProhibited
Recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Water Soldiers under “Class C.”
Waterthyme – Hydrilla verticillata Not recorded hereInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in no Pennsylvania county. Pennsylvania lists Waterthyme under “Class B.”
Wild Chervil – Anthriscus sylvestris IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 8 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Wild Chervil under “Class A.”
Wild Privet – Ligustrum vulgare IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 26 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Wild Privet under “Class B.”
Yellow Floatingheart – Nymphoides peltata IntroducedInvasive
Invasive in the US, and recorded in 2 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Pennsylvania lists Yellow Floatingheart under “Class A.”
No plant on Pennsylvania’s list matches that.
2 of these plants are native to part of the United States, marked US native above. Nativity is regional. Black locust is native to the Appalachians and regulated in New England; Palmer amaranth is native to the Southwest and listed as an agricultural weed in the Corn Belt. A listing tells you what Pennsylvania regulates, not where a plant belongs. The county checker answers the second question.
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The same list as a table
| Plant | Scientific name | Status | Plant instead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amur Honeysuckle | Lonicera maackii | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Common Witch Hazel, Smooth Sumac, Shining Willow |
| Animated Oat | Avena sterilis | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Asiatic Tearthumb | Polygonum perfoliatum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Basketgrass | Oplismenus hirtellus | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Blood Grass | Imperata cylindrica | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | Velvet Bentgrass, Flatstem Spikerush, Purple Love Grass |
| Bohemian Knotweed | Polygonum x bohemicum | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Border Privet | Ligustrum obtusifolium | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | White Meadowsweet, Sandcherry, American Black Currant |
| Brazilian Waterweed | Egeria densa | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Bull Thistle | Cirsium vulgare | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Burning Bush | Euonymus alatus | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Russet Buffaloberry, Mapleleaf Viburnum, Coastal Serviceberry |
| Callery Pear | Pyrus calleryana | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Paper Birch, Sassafras, Pin Cherry |
| Canada Thistle | Cirsium arvense | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Carelessweed US native | Amaranthus palmeri | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Common Buckthorn | Rhamnus cathartica | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Common Witch Hazel, Smooth Sumac, Shining Willow |
| Common Frogbit | Hydrocharis morsus-ranae | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Common Wormwood | Artemisia vulgaris | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Common Sneeze Weed, Canadian Milkvetch, Purple Coneflower |
| Eurasian Watermilfoil | Myriophyllum spicatum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| European Swallow-Wort | Cynanchum rossicum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| European Wand Loosestrife | Lythrum virgatum | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class B” | Great St. Johnswort, Canada Goldenrod, Common Cowparsnip |
| Fig Buttercup | Ranunculus ficaria | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Longbeak Buttercup, Beach Pea, Blue Eyed Grass |
| Fiveleaf Akebia | Akebia quinata | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Garlic Mustard | Alliaria petiolata | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Giant Hogweed | Heracleum mantegazzianum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Giant Knotweed | Polygonum sachalinense | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Glossy Buckthorn | Frangula alnus | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Shining Willow, Speckled Alder, Eastern Baccharis |
| Japanese Angelica Tree | Aralia elata | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Hercules's Club, Fireberry Hawthorn, Shining Willow |
| Japanese Barberry | Berberis thunbergii | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | White Meadowsweet, Blue Huckleberry, Mountain Laurel |
| Japanese Hop | Humulus japonicus | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Japanese Knotweed | Fallopia japonica (potentially invasive weed) | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Japanese Privet | Ligustrum japonicum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Johnsongrass | Sorghum halepense | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Large-Flower Primrose-Willow | Ludwigia grandiflora | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Louise's Swallow-Wort | Cynanchum louiseae | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Morrow's Honeysuckle | Lonicera morrowii | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | White Meadowsweet, Sandcherry, American Black Currant |
| Multiflora Rose | Rosa multiflora | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | American Black Currant, Coastal Serviceberry, White Meadowsweet |
| Nepalese Browntop | Microstegium vimineum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Nodding Plumeless Thistle | Carduus nutans | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Oriental Bittersweet | Celastrus orbiculatus | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | American Bittersweet, Trumpet Honeysuckle, Yellow Passionflower |
| Parrot Feather Watermilfoil | Myriophyllum aquaticum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Parsnip | Pastinaca sativa | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Plume Grass | Saccharum ravennae (Erianthus ravennae) | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Poison Hemlock | Conium maculatum | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Professor-Weed | Galega officinalis | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Purple Loosestrife | Lythrum salicaria | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Great St. Johnswort, Canada Goldenrod, Common Cowparsnip |
| Roughfruit Amaranth US native | Amaranthus tuberculatus | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Showy Fly Honeysuckle | Lonicera x bella | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | White Meadowsweet, Sandcherry, American Black Currant |
| Sorghum | Sorghum bicolor | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Standish's Honeysuckle | Lonicera standishii | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Sunshine Chinese Privet | Ligustrum sinense 'Sunshine' | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Tatarian Honeysuckle | Lonicera tatarica | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | American Fly Honeysuckle, Swamp Fly Honeysuckle, American Black Currant |
| Tree of Heaven | Ailanthus altissima | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | Western Catalpa, Kentucky Coffeetree, Post Oak |
| Water Chestnut | Trapa natans | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Water Soldiers | Stratiotes aloides | ProhibitedPennsylvania says “Class C” | — |
| Waterthyme | Hydrilla verticillata | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | — |
| Wild Chervil | Anthriscus sylvestris | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
| Wild Privet | Ligustrum vulgare | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class B” | White Meadowsweet, Sandcherry, American Black Currant |
| Yellow Floatingheart | Nymphoides peltata | ProhibitedInvasivePennsylvania says “Class A” | — |
Where this comes from
- Pennsylvania listings
- 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017). Read the rule.
- Invasive status
- GRIIS, the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species, via GBIF, covering the lower 48 states. A scientific register with no legal force; it is cited separately from the statute above because the two disagree far more often than they agree. Garden crops it flags only for spreading from cultivation are left out after review.
- Status wording
- The Prohibited / Restricted / Listed chips are Ezina’s normalisation across 44 states and are not the legal term. Where Pennsylvania’s own word for a plant differs from the chip, it is quoted verbatim beneath it.
- Nativity
- USDA PLANTS county distribution layer, surfaced through the county checker.
Regulated next door, but not in Pennsylvania
Plants that two or more states bordering Pennsylvania regulate, and Pennsylvania does not. A listing is a legal act rather than an ecological one, so a plant can be a documented problem here and still be sold here.
- Autumn Olive Elaeagnus umbellata regulated in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, West Virginia
- Blueberry Creeper Ampelopsis brevipedunculata regulated in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Ohio
- Chinese Wisteria Wisteria sinensis regulated in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey
- Common Reed Phragmites australis regulated in Delaware, New York, Ohio
- Norway Maple Acer platanoides regulated in Delaware, New Jersey, New York
- Paleyellow Iris Iris pseudacorus regulated in Maryland, New York, Ohio
- Purple-Leaf Japanese Honeysuckle Lonicera japonica 'Purpurea' regulated in Delaware, New York, Ohio
- Sweet Autumn Clematis Clematis terniflora regulated in Delaware, New Jersey, New York
- Yellow Groove Bamboo Phyllostachys aureosulcata regulated in Maryland, New York, Ohio
- Curly Pondweed Potamogeton crispus regulated in New York, Ohio
- Cutleaf Teasel Dipsacus laciniatus regulated in New York, Ohio
- Cypress Spurge Euphorbia cyparissias regulated in New York, Ohio
- English Ivy Hedera helix regulated in Delaware, New Jersey
- Golden Bamboo Phyllostachys aurea regulated in Maryland, New York
- Japanese Wisteria Wisteria floribunda regulated in Maryland, New Jersey
Questions
Is there an official Pennsylvania invasive species list?
Yes. 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017) is Pennsylvania's list, naming 57 plants under a trade restriction, which governs what may be sold, propagated, or moved within the state — in plain terms, which plants are illegal to sell here. GRIIS, the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species, flags 49 of these 57 as invasive in the lower 48 states. That is an ecological finding, not a ruling by Pennsylvania. This page shows both side by side.
What plants are illegal to sell in Pennsylvania?
57 plants are regulated under 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017). Plants marked Prohibited may not be sold, propagated, or moved within Pennsylvania. Plants marked Restricted carry narrower limits set by the rule.
Is my plant invasive in Pennsylvania?
Search the table on this page for Pennsylvania's legal determination, then look for the Invasive chip beside it, which is a separate ecological finding from GRIIS rather than a ruling by Pennsylvania. A plant can carry one, both, or neither. For an address-level answer, enter the plant's name in Ezina's checker to get its Pennsylvania status alongside whether USDA records it as native to your specific county. Every answer links the record it came from.
Is it illegal to plant these in Pennsylvania?
For the plants marked Prohibited, 3 Pa.C.S. 1501-1562 (Act 46 of 2017) bars selling, propagating, or moving them within Pennsylvania. Whether planting one you already own is itself an offence depends on that rule's exact wording, which is why every plant on this page links the citation rather than us paraphrasing it. Plants marked Restricted carry narrower limits the rule sets out.
Does a plant missing from this list mean it is safe to plant in Pennsylvania?
No. This page reproduces what Pennsylvania regulates, and a state list is a legal instrument rather than an ecological verdict. Plenty of plants spread aggressively without ever being listed, and states add species years after the problem is documented.
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