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Strengthfarm
Strengthfarm
3 years ago

Have not read this yet; however, I love any book that examines “things everyone knows”.

Rob Kaiser
Rob Kaiser
3 years ago

As one with +20 years in the green industry and a former native plant enthusiast…I look forward to checking this out. People fail to realize that plants travel in large part due to the biggest invasive species on the planet – i.e. Homo sapiens var. domesticus fragilis

Before we evolved into our modern day / current format of the species, we were traveling and eating and pooping and carrying plants and seeds from continent to continent. We facilitated all invasive species by being the apex invasive species on the planet.

stevelo
stevelo
3 years ago

I once heard that dandilions were imported!

(Because of health reasons… “Bitters”)

Doug
Doug
3 years ago

I am interested in reading this having been a member of the Florida Native Plant Society. I saw the melaleuca tree(paper tree), Brazillian pepper, and the Australian pine take over portions of the Everglades and any disturbed land in south Florida.