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Yeah don't actually. If you're in North America choose a native plant that spreads by rhizomes and is appropriate to your climate. Native roses could be a good option.
I would love to see more people planting native bamboo like giant river cane. It used to dominate large swaths of North America.
Wow that's really cool I had no idea! Yeah plant this stuff! (if you're in the native range)
Use North American native plant-inclusive language! Instead of "kudzu," say "grape-leaf woodbine."
Literally! (Again, if we're talking about north America of course) No discussion about what to plant can be separated from one's location.
Sadly, I couldn't come up with a good one for Jerusalem artichokes