At Bye Bye Barberry, we specialize in removing invasive species and restoring balance to your land — safely, professionally, and with long-term control in mind.

Bye Bye Barberry was created to solve a growing problem across Westchester County: invasive plants taking over private properties, forests, trails, and woodlands.

What started as ornamental landscaping decades ago has become one of the biggest ecological problems in the Northeast. Japanese barberry, bittersweet vines, and invasive euonymus now spread aggressively through yards and forests, crowding out native plants, damaging trees, and creating ideal habitat for ticks.

Most landscaping companies simply trim overgrowth.

We take a different approach.

At Bye Bye Barberry, we specialize exclusively in invasive species removal and long-term control. Our work focuses on identifying, removing, suppressing, and helping prevent regrowth — so your property can recover naturally.

Whether it’s a backyard woodland, estate property, trail system, or unmanaged edge growth, we help homeowners reclaim land that’s slowly being overtaken.

Our Mission

Restore Native Landscapes. Reduce Invasive Spread.

Our mission is simple:

• Remove aggressive invasive species

• Help restore healthy ecosystems

• Improve the beauty and usability of local properties

• Reduce dense tick habitat associated with invasive overgrowth

We believe invasive removal is more than landscaping — it’s environmental restoration.

Why Remove Barberry?

Japanese Barberry Is More Than Just Overgrowth

Japanese barberry spreads rapidly through forests and residential properties across Westchester County.

Once established, it forms dense thorny thickets that:

• block native plant growth

• prevent young trees from regenerating

• reduce biodiversity

• create humid environments where ticks thrive

Barberry is difficult to remove permanently without proper control methods and follow-up management.

That’s where we come in.

Services Include:

• Japanese Barberry Removal

• Oriental Bittersweet Removal

• Euonymus Removal

• Woodland & Property Edge Restoration

• Organic / Chemical-Free Control Options

• Follow-Up Maintenance Plans

Serving:

Westchester County, NY & surrounding Hudson Valley communities.