permaculture

[Rain Tenaqiya <raincascadia@yahoo.com>]

I don't know if Toby is trying to reignite the fiery debate on invasive 
plants, but I would argue for a more balanced approach to the topic.  Saying 
that Douglas-fir is not native to Cascadia is to redefine the term.  It was 
there long before people were, as far as I've ever heard.
 
Also, making broad generalizations about plant succession is risky, whether 
invasive plants are involved (usually are) or not.  To say that invasive 
exotic plants do not displace natives without humun disturbance is to deny 
the chaotic and wondrous process of ecological succession.  Natives displace 
natives, so why can't exotic plants displace natives?  I see it frequently, 
without humun disturbance.  Sometimes, native plants displace exotic plants, 
too.  It's all a dance.
 
Rain
 



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Hello everyone,

I want to send Bill a gift.  Anyone have a mialing adress for him?

thanks,

Marjory

Oh you can email me offline at forestgarden@gvtc.com if you want.