Goodetree

Campbell River weather

FRREEEEEZE ALERT

head over to the shop in elgin Texas
Some great plants at sweet prices@
Goodetreefarm

this guy!

year end sale
go to goodetreefarm to see buy exploit the grower

see goodetreefarm for sale

hello moved shop to goodetreefarm...hope you like the new page come see me!

YES DO!
MOVING THE SHOP NOEW IS THE LAST DAY TO PICK UP PLANTS BY APPT FRIDAY AT NOON TO ONE....LMK
SOME GREAT PLANTS NEED HOMES
Grower needds cash to move thk u !
look for my new shop at a ranch east of town or shop my online here and get delivery FREE if over soo much...lmk be well and share some love and goode vibes....njoy plants too!

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Scary time for our Opuntia population. Let us know if you have additional information on the Cactoblastis Cactorum.

"The prickly pear moth (Cactoblastis cactorum) is a moth that preys specifically on cactus species. It has been introduced in various locations around the globe to provide biological control of invasive cacti species and has proved itself as a successful biocontrol agent in Australia, South Africa and some Caribbean islands. However, from the Caribbean it spread into Florida and has attacked non-target cacti species. It is feared that it will cause large scale losses of native cacti diversity in North America and possibly have a large economic, social and ecological impact in Opuntia rich areas of southwestern USA and Mexico." (Source: Cabi.org)

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