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markodochartaigh

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1. Even the name sounds invasive.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Wed Jul 16, 2025, 03:03 PM

Jul 16

But anyone who has any thought of flouting agricultural laws should do a websearch on Brazilian pepper, earleaf acacia, or melaleuca. They can populate an area so thoroughly that the land is useless. And they become a reservoir spreading their seeds perpetually to land all around.

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English ivy added to list of plants that are illegal to buy or sell in Washington [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 16 OP

Even the name sounds invasive. markodochartaigh Jul 16 #1

We already have enough invasive plants. Good job! Wounded Bear Jul 16 #2

States believe they can control Mother Nature bucolic_frolic Jul 16 #3

Japanese barberry is a host plant for black-legged ticks WestMichRad Jul 16 #4

Birds and berries and bugs Cirsium Jul 16 #5

Destroyed a neighbor's brickwork on his home. Grins Jul 16 #6

In NJ forest areas, it's Multi-floral rose. 3Hotdogs Jul 16 #7