Cool site but a bit disappointing that they have nothing for the US’s most populous state. I guess we’ll just have to mash Portland, OR and Tucson, AZ into one plan.
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From what I hear, they're trying to eventually compile a list for ever major US city. I believe it's all volunteer so it takes time.
Does anyone know any resources for other parts of the world? I’d love to proliferate some natives but I’m worried American plants may be invasive.
American plants would definitely be invasive. There's a resources guide on the website in the sidebar but it's not super full for other countries yet. I hope yours is in there!