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Chillin Under SummerLight
this would so be on the news if the trails in town were taken over, english ivy cancer of the forest. hmmmm
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Killer Ivy
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Killer Ivy
what kind of hell could i rase with this
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wanderingherb
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As much as you wanted to I'm sure!
Keep this in mind, been in them forests, and it was just beginning to spread. Went again only 4 years later. The very spot I stood in was covered and native species were being choked out. Many gone. So I've seen it.
Here we have a Japanese knotweed that is consuming even our Native berry bushes. Oh and not to mention the european black ugly evil looking slug
Black slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The fact is, we are part of US and these slugs are consuming all aspects of our ecosystem. They became a nuisance in one area, and we literally went out and picked them up throwing them into a bon fire. A large part of the community took part. Now they are back with a vengence. They are everywhere.
Our banana slugs: Banana slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
They are imperative to the well being of our delicately balanced rain forest. Without these critters, our beautiful nature could not grow. However, it is becoming a slug war here and the black ones who destroy will eventually win if we can't get it under control.
Keep this in mind, been in them forests, and it was just beginning to spread. Went again only 4 years later. The very spot I stood in was covered and native species were being choked out. Many gone. So I've seen it.
Here we have a Japanese knotweed that is consuming even our Native berry bushes. Oh and not to mention the european black ugly evil looking slug
Black slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The fact is, we are part of US and these slugs are consuming all aspects of our ecosystem. They became a nuisance in one area, and we literally went out and picked them up throwing them into a bon fire. A large part of the community took part. Now they are back with a vengence. They are everywhere.
Our banana slugs: Banana slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
They are imperative to the well being of our delicately balanced rain forest. Without these critters, our beautiful nature could not grow. However, it is becoming a slug war here and the black ones who destroy will eventually win if we can't get it under control.
wanderingherb
Moderator
No, that's a joke!