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minus-square@MintyAntlinkEnglish1•5 hours agoPlants can be more aggressive just by nature. Generally, it’s probably more location dependent. Concord grape (a cultivar of fox grape) is native to eastern US https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/species/vitis/labrusca/ So if you’re in this area it may not be a big deal. Virginia Creeper is also native to that area, and folks consider it a weed because it grows fast. Even though it’s native, and the colors slap in the fall. Keep your concords
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•54 minutes agoOh I was speaking less from concern than excitement. I have a brown thumb but I love concords, so if I can’t kill them, that’s a game changer?
Plants can be more aggressive just by nature.
Generally, it’s probably more location dependent. Concord grape (a cultivar of fox grape) is native to eastern US https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/species/vitis/labrusca/
So if you’re in this area it may not be a big deal.
Virginia Creeper is also native to that area, and folks consider it a weed because it grows fast. Even though it’s native, and the colors slap in the fall.
Keep your concords
Oh I was speaking less from concern than excitement. I have a brown thumb but I love concords, so if I can’t kill them, that’s a game changer?