weekender21
Well-Known Member
Golden Ragwort. This one is very common on our land.
Southern blue monkshood, this one is found in isolated patches under mature canopies on our place.
Both native luckily. From what I’ve seen so far, MFR seems to be the main non-native invasive in our area.
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Southern blue monkshood, this one is found in isolated patches under mature canopies on our place.
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Both native luckily. From what I’ve seen so far, MFR seems to be the main non-native invasive in our area.
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