Invasive Flower Garden Plants: Something Unwanted This Way Grows

This entertaining ebook explores some of our flower garden plants that have become invasive in many parts of the world. Other plants include ones not grown in a garden but once considered safe to include as landscape plantings. They are now considered a nuisance for their tenacity in spreading quickly and aggressively to other areas. 

This publication aims to understand which plants may pose a problem, how they become invasive, and where invasive areas occur. Some plants can spread to all parts of the world while others, more typically, create trouble within your garden. 

We are all guilty of growing beautiful flowers and plants. An unfortunate result occurs when some plants display a lousy behavior of becoming invasive. They can grow uncontrollably when the environment suits them — in the wild or in your garden.

As gardeners, we need to be more aware of what we plant and where we do so. Understanding many invasive plants’ needs and ideal growing locations can help prevent their future spread.

Some of the following plants are slowly coming toward you and possibly outside your door already. Various methods of eradication have proved ineffective. What can we do to limit their spread? Find out in the following pages of this informative ebook.

 

This ebook is available in EPUB format by these vendors: Apple iBooks; Barnes & Noble Nook; Rakuten-Kobo; Tolino Distributors. The size of the file is approximately 3.00 MB.

It is also available in MOBI format for Amazon Kindle products. The size of the file is approximately 3.90 MB 
ASIN: B0B9ZX9VFN

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