• Krauerking@lemy.lol
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      LOL that checks out.
      But, It sounds like you don’t have a neighbors yard growing full of them spreading everywhere.

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        I used to have them in my own yard. My newer place doesn’t have any and I wish I did!

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              (⁠☞⁠ ⁠ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ⁠)⁠☞ Sure.

              But maybe keep your “non-spreading” thistle to yourself if you can.

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                If you think I’m crazy, you should know that some people even make tea out of thistle.

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                  And dandelion. That’s mostly from them being everywhere and easy to grow. And hard to do anything else with.

                  Humans would do anything for extra calories or nutrients once upon a time.

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                    A plants only a weed if you decide it. If you’ve got a good lawn and almost any kind of mulch, doesn’t matter much what your neighbors doing.

                    The city stopped spraying for broadleaf unless the field is covered by more than 60% or something, the median beside my house is littered with them, but my front and backyard maybe gets 2 a week to pluck.