Sunflower seeds will probably get eaten up by whatever rodents live in the area. Why do they seem to like sunflower seeds so much? But if you throw enough, at least a few should escape their notice…

This goal is so cool!
I does not suprize me that you live in the South, as am I. I would love to help you with this goal. I live in Alabama, so I could start here. How cool would it be to get people from every state to do this in the spring!!!
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I’ve spent time removing invasive/exotic species. It’s not fun. I have a better idea….instead, stop randomly and pick up trash off the highways! That would be a lot more help nods

Most if not all states have an “Invasive Plants” list online. My state has photos of the invasive species. Perhaps your Master Gardener program, State Forestry Dept. or State Agriculture department has a program that you could volunteer on for reintroducing natives to your area.

Ha! I wish I could find my kudzu pics from driving through that-a ways heading to Blowing Rock – it’s crazy. Like the swamp thing embraced miles & miles, swallowing everything – houses too… yeah, that was a stellar idea. Cheers for the researching.

I’m picturing an army of begonias or wisteria… “The flowers that ate the world”. Maybe there are particular ones that will help gobble up global warming…

I love this goal – I want to take it up this Spring. Make a seedy concoction to keep in the car. :)

I have a friend, whenever he encounters any kind of wild mushrooms, he takes them and knocks some of the spores onto his hat/clothes, in the hopes of spreading the friendly fungi. This sounds much the same, good idea! Flowers’ll be way nicer than (bleh) goldenrod.