In theory, could one simply plant a seed from an escape in a park or public space? Would that be allowed? And if not, no one would notice anyway, right?
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I cut open the tomato and suddenly saw a small plant. Should I leave it in the tomato for now or transplant it into a pot with soil?
Discovered in the garden today, the consistency is like porridge.
Question above. Thank you.
My homie and I already have 3 plants but since you are only allowed to have 3 at home I wanted to ask… where to plant it????
… would be a shame…
The morality of the history
Don’t plant without asking!
I don’t know the stupid question about this: if it is eaten in the forest, how did it be done with the other trees that have grown up?
Count how many seeds produce an old oak and Google once after the mast…
Planted trees are usually protected with fences or individual protection, and above all, the specific places are set…
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Thank you.
The seeds are everywhere anyway. A tree has many thousand seeds every year. Still, not everything is full of trees. Many are eaten by animals, do not germinate, land in the shadow of other trees, and then cannot grow. Or they’ll be mowed or pulled out.
I live in the country. I used to plant small trees and shrubs on roads and paths. Also fruit trees. Someone excavated an apple tree, and probably planted it in his garden. Some people still stand there after 30 years. I always look forward to seeing them. And eat an apple or a pear.
Never underestimate an urban gardener, he’ll judge it (speak to pluck out). Whether from you or from a bird.
In principle, you can sow everything possible as long as it is not a prohibited plant or invasive species.
Do you think “… so long as there is no…”
In principle yes – but it is on a foreign basis ultimately All forbidden…
to the strange land: if I walk in the woods while walking a few acorns or Bucheckern, the Förster will probably push an eye.
when you dictate, Google often changes spelling shortly before sending
Where the trees are in the way and are surrounded…
… more shrubs and roses would be secluded..
…but I understand what you mean;o)
I was thinking of some Scottish edges between factory halls
Do you know what the Forest Reproductive Law is?
It is not easy to put any acorns and bucks of unknown origin.
The Förster will probably not notice it immediately, but these wild seeds usually do not match the targets of the forest operation and go back to…
…too…
If you don’t have your own property, you can’t just take a hole in the city park or put a beech in the spruce forest. Planting a tree, in front of his doorstep, on the roadside, in the city park, is not allowed according to German legal situation.
But you can’t find out who that was.
But the tree doesn’t stay – so what? Poor tree!
Of course not but it is still forbidden
It wouldn’t be allowed to escape either.
That meant fruit…
Good thing you’ve highlighted for everyone again.
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