r/NativePlantGardening

Post about native plants, invasive species removal, plant ID, and ecological restoration only

The common thread that binds us is an appreciation for our local flora and the creatures they support. Leave the politics to the political subs. Anyone trying to improve their local ecosystem is welcome here.

No Bots

Suspected bot content (karma-seeking bot comments or posts) will be automatically removed.

Encourage and educate, but never eviscerate!

Native gardens are a journey. Let's build each other up rather than tear each other down. No harassment, trolling, threatening, or name calling.

Provide a location and any other important information when asking for advice.

Please do not "post and walk away." Be ready to provide location information or any other information that may help others assist you with your question(s).

Do not encourage illegal activities

Please do not advocate or encourage activities that are commonly understood to be illegal according to local, state, or federal/national laws. This includes, but is not limited to, advocating killing/harming pets, trespassing, or guerilla gardening.

Do not advocate the killing of invasive animal species without providing additional information

A comment akin to "just kill it..." for an invasive animal species is not an acceptable response. An acceptable response should provide information on how to dispatch of an invasive animal legally, ethically, and safely.

Advocating for killing cats and dogs is not allowed. Cities, states, provinces, countries, etc. have different laws surrounding if you are or are not allowed to kill cats and dogs under varying circumstances.

High quality memes only

Memes must be relevant to the purpose of the sub.

No harassment, trolling, threatening, or being extremely vulgar will be allowed. Memes will be removed at moderator discretion.

No reposts

Reposts can happen and can be occasionally allowed as every user does not see every post. But excessive reposts will be removed at moderator discretion.

Promotional Content Must Be Labelled

Promotional content (advertisements, sales, links to websites) must be labelled using the "Promotional Content" post flair. Repeat offenses may result in removal.