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Invasive species

14 years ago

I realize there is a weeds forum and a name that plant forum, but has anyone suggested an invasive species forum? I think it would help people with questions to converse with others about their struggles and successes in controlling the most invasive plants. Each spring and summer there is a plethora of questions on identifying and eradicating certain plants, but there's no 'go to' info. It could include invasive insects and/or animals, but I think the pests/diseases forum covers those pretty well.

Sorry if it's been suggested before and I've missed it.

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