#improvesocietysomewhat — Public Fediverse posts

The City of Minneapolis in its weekly newsletter is pleading with homeowners to quell creeping bellflower.

'If you see the “pretty” purple flowers, remove them from the plant before they go to seed. Please also tell your neighbors. If they have it and let it go to seed, it's likely you'll have it next year.

'If you have City garbage pickup, it is safe to put bellflower plants out with yard waste for pickup. The compost piles at the facility that composts the City's yard waste get hot enough for long enough to neutralize the plant parts and seeds.'

#Minneapolis #Invasives #ImproveSocietySomewhat #weeds

The City of Minneapolis in its weekly newsletter is pleading with homeowners to quell creeping bellflower.

'If you see the “pretty” purple flowers, remove them from the plant before they go to seed. Please also tell your neighbors. If they have it and let it go to seed, it's likely you'll have it next year.

'If you have City garbage pickup, it is safe to put bellflower plants out with yard waste for pickup. The compost piles at the facility that composts the City's yard waste get hot enough for long enough to neutralize the plant parts and seeds.'

#Minneapolis #Invasives #ImproveSocietySomewhat #weeds

The City of Minneapolis in its weekly newsletter is pleading with homeowners to quell creeping bellflower.

'If you see the “pretty” purple flowers, remove them from the plant before they go to seed. Please also tell your neighbors. If they have it and let it go to seed, it's likely you'll have it next year.

'If you have City garbage pickup, it is safe to put bellflower plants out with yard waste for pickup. The compost piles at the facility that composts the City's yard waste get hot enough for long enough to neutralize the plant parts and seeds.'

#Minneapolis #Invasives #ImproveSocietySomewhat #weeds

The City of Minneapolis in its weekly newsletter is pleading with homeowners to quell creeping bellflower.

'If you see the “pretty” purple flowers, remove them from the plant before they go to seed. Please also tell your neighbors. If they have it and let it go to seed, it's likely you'll have it next year.

'If you have City garbage pickup, it is safe to put bellflower plants out with yard waste for pickup. The compost piles at the facility that composts the City's yard waste get hot enough for long enough to neutralize the plant parts and seeds.'

#Minneapolis #Invasives #ImproveSocietySomewhat #weeds

The City of Minneapolis in its weekly newsletter is pleading with homeowners to quell creeping bellflower.

'If you see the “pretty” purple flowers, remove them from the plant before they go to seed. Please also tell your neighbors. If they have it and let it go to seed, it's likely you'll have it next year.

'If you have City garbage pickup, it is safe to put bellflower plants out with yard waste for pickup. The compost piles at the facility that composts the City's yard waste get hot enough for long enough to neutralize the plant parts and seeds.'

#Minneapolis #Invasives #ImproveSocietySomewhat #weeds