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Tanuki

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9. The more I think about this, the more I wish it would catch on all over the country.

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Sat Oct 23, 2021, 09:02 AM

Oct 2021

I have often seen vacant lots that hosted wildflowers simply ploughed over for construction, when the plants could easily have been salvaged and shared.

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BLM offering 1400 cactus and yucca plants for sale Nov. 13 and 14 [View all] Tanuki Oct 2021 OP

Cactus isn't just for those in the SW. multigraincracker Oct 2021 #1

Indeed. I live in Nashville, and I often see robust prickly pears Tanuki Oct 2021 #2

This will probably drive some RW nut jobs over the edge ToxMarz Oct 2021 #3

I know the difference Roy Rolling Oct 2021 #4

I thought it was too at first glance ToxMarz Oct 2021 #5

Me too Demovictory9 Oct 2021 #6

It's great that they do that. K&R n/t ms liberty Oct 2021 #7

Yes, it's such a better solution than letting all those wonderful plants Tanuki Oct 2021 #8

The more I think about this, the more I wish it would catch on all over the country. Tanuki Oct 2021 #9