#invasive species

Do invasive species actually deserve the hate, or is "native vs. exotic" just a colonial mindset in biology?

Is "native" plant worship actually just bad gardening advice for most climates?

Should we admit that honeybees are invasive livestock, not wildlife heroes?

Do exotic species still flourish with supply chain disruptions?

Have native plant purists ruined gardening by shaming every non-indigenous flower?

What's your take on keeping exotic fish in a home aquarium?

How do you ethically introduce exotic species into a house full of dogs and cats?

Are "native plant purists" killing the joy of gardening by shaming people who grow non-natives?