It works both ways ... Jean and I are rather nerdy and enjoy keeping lists. Around Montreal and in our garden we have found many, many wildflowers but perhaps more than 30% of the species originated from Europe and further east. Probably arrived as seeds in the 400+ years that this has been a major port and liked what they found. Global trade.In exchange for Golden Alexanders we got Wild Carrot.
It is my sworn enemy here in Suffolk. I pull off the flowers whenever I see it!
It's a not very common native over here, but for you an alien invader so don't feel bad about fighting it.
Oh, I don’t - we’ll lose all our hedgerow flowers otherwise!
It works both ways ... Jean and I are rather nerdy and enjoy keeping lists. Around Montreal and in our garden we have found many, many wildflowers but perhaps more than 30% of the species originated from Europe and further east. Probably arrived as seeds in the 400+ years that this has been a major port and liked what they found. Global trade.In exchange for Golden Alexanders we got Wild Carrot.
Would you mind explaining why you do this?
Have you spent much time in coastal Norfolk? If you have, you’ll know.
I live on the west cost. This plant does not grow here. That is why I am asking.