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by qup
655 days ago
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Can't they be adapted to fill a niche with little or no competition, which the invasive outcompetes them for? Based on your comment, I think you're in my region (Ozarks). Hi! My best choice was some fig trees. No pressure except from raccoons. No tending, watering, etc required. |
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Not quite. Upper great lakes (southern Ontario). Right at the edge (like literally within a few miles) of where these "southern" species (pawpaw, sassafras, etc.) can survive.
Figs can't survive the winter here without protection, unfortunately.