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"songbird" wrote:

phorbin wrote:
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Sorry, native species of plant life.

The word "may" is probably playing it too safe.

Now that I've had a bit of a think and before I go out to lay down
mulch and encourage euroworm migration into a sandy area most recently
occupied by forsythia, it would seem a reasonable bet that some plant
species have been lost to Euroworm's penchant for survival in the
colder northern climates and appetite for leaf litter.

this is a fact, also the removing of
the leaf cover opens up the forest
to more deer grazing and digging
which is very destructive and
challenges the previously less
exposed species further. it's
a keystone change.

and now here in Michigan we
have wild pigs getting established.
you think deer/raccoons cause
garden troubles...


songbird

Wild Boars in Michigan? Can They survive the Michigan winters?
Excellent! I can have Prosciutto! Cool!
I have the fresh eggs, soon to have fresh milk and beef.
Now pork! No need to raise my own pigs, yesss!!!!
I never cared for venison

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Enjoy Life... Dan

Garden in Zone 5 South East Michigan.