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Yup most of the In September We Wear Gold Childhood Cancer Awareness Messy Bun Hair T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this weeds in my garden are babies of things that were planted intentionally. Lots of little trees trying to grow everywhere. “Weed” does not necessarily mean “invasive” and or “noxious”. Dandelions are “invasive”, meaning they have a tendency to take over, but not “noxious” meaning really bad naughty plants. AFAIK they also help aerate soil and are pioneer plants in areas where nothing can grow. Don’t quote me on this. the only place dandelions are invasive is disturbed areas where there is little growing already. they’re a pioneer plant. dandelions don’t actually spread and take over an area in an existing ecosystem. they improve the soil for later generations to grow and improve the ecosystem. Only consider invasive in your lawn. not any ecosystem I wish I could just have a full yard of dandelions. Alas, my yard is instead a constant battle with ivy and other vine plants.

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atleast you know there’s enough nutrients and organic matter for those things to grow. woody plants are farther up the In September We Wear Gold Childhood Cancer Awareness Messy Bun Hair T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this succession ladder than pioneer plants so the pioneers did they’re job 🙂 “Invasive” doesn’t just mean it takes over, an invasive species is specifically a non-native species that’s harmful to native ecosystems. So dandelions are not invasive in Europe. It’s like vegetable. A vegetable has no botanical definition it’s just something we have all agreed on for classifying edible plants I have 10-15 edible “weeds” in my property that i consume pretty much daily in my cooking, and I live on a small plot in a large town Edit: I just did a non-exhaustive list and there are 25 edible plants on my property that I can think of right now, and I only planted 5 of them. In fact I just thought of two more while making this edit, nvm 3 more, so it’s actually 28. Edit 2: there are 30 edible plants on my property and 22 were there before me. I’m not going to edit this any more no matter how many more edible plants I think of. (edit I’m a liar it’s 33) What are you eating? I got into vegetable gardening a few years ago, but am rather uninformed when it comes to nature’s edible plants. I was invited to an indigenous perspectives camp and was blown away by all the medical and culinary uses of what I would have otherwise dismissed as forest brush.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.