Backyard Botany: Greater Celandine
This plant is somewhat attractive, but it can spread like crazy and crowd out other plants.
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Re: Invasive Plants
by panamint_patty » Mon Jan 03, 2022 7:09 am
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Re: Invasive Plants
by rainbow » Wed Mar 02, 2022 6:33 am
How To Grow Foxglove Plants (Digitalis purpurea) A Flowering Biennial
This plant has actually naturalized in parts of California. It's native to Europe, but it does well in a number of localities, possibly too well since it is considered to be an invasive plant.
This plant has actually naturalized in parts of California. It's native to Europe, but it does well in a number of localities, possibly too well since it is considered to be an invasive plant.
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Re: Invasive Plants
by cloud » Tue Apr 12, 2022 6:34 am
5 Native Alternatives to Invasive Plants You Might Be Growing in Your Garden
None of these would last long in the desert!
None of these would last long in the desert!
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