My inner naturalist can’t help noticing two massively widespread invasive species alongside the Danube.
Himalayan balsam seems to have overtaken large parts of wet habitats, and Spanish slugs are everywhere, in the raini weather crawling and dying in masses on the bike path (and feasting on dead conspecifics).
This week just gone I did more balsam removal. That might be all I do for the next week or two, trying to get as much as possible before it sets seed.
This week (ha, I’m early again!) I spent a few hours removing Himalayan balsam from a local area before it sets seed and smothers out more other plants.
Had a few nice chats with people who went past and asked what I was doing.
View out of my plot door 
It’s that time of year again: pull up and snap the invasive Himalayan balsam plants before they set seed and crowd out every other plant.
spreading the seed...
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