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1. Start by researching the types of plants that are invasive in your area. These are the plants that can spread quickly and negatively impact native plant species.
2. Identify the invasive plants that are commonly found in your region. This can be done by consulting with local gardening or environmental organizations, or by checking online resources provided by reputable sources.
3. Once you have the list of invasive plants, create a plan for removing them from your garden or outdoor spaces. This may include physically removing the plants, using herbicides under controlled conditions, or employing other management techniques. It is essential to follow local regulations and guidelines when dealing with invasive plants.
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5. Plan your garden layout by considering the growth requirements of each plant, including sunlight, soil type, and water needs. This will ensure that your garden thrives and reduces the likelihood of invasive plants returning.
6. Purchase or propagate the native plant species you have chosen. Opt for certified nursery suppliers or obtain plants from reputable sources to ensure they are free from invasive seeds or root systems.
7. Prepare the soil, ensuring it is well-drained and nutrient-rich. Remove any existing invasive plants or weeds before planting the natives.
8. Follow the planting instructions for each native plant, including spacing and depth. Take care not to overcrowd the plants, as this can lead to competition for resources.
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10. Finally, create a maintenance plan for your garden, including regular weeding, pruning, and monitoring for invasive plant species. Stay informed about current invasive species concerns in your area and actively work towards preventing their spread.

Anyone who is passionate about gardening, environmental stewardship, or wishes to maintain a vibrant and diverse ecosystem can benefit from "Plant This Not That." It is particularly useful for gardeners who want to make informed decisions about which plants they should grow or remove, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable landscape.

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