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Think all plants are lovable? Think again. In this spicy episode of Fostering Blooms, Shannon and Caitlyn share their most hated plants—the ones they’ve ripped out, sworn off, or watched take over their gardens like villains in a garden drama.
💔 From Nandina to Monkey Grass to the ever-tricky Black-Eyed Susan Vine, they spill the dirt on which plants just aren’t worth the trouble—and offer better alternatives you can grow instead.
🎙️ In this episode you’ll learn:
Which popular plants are secretly garden nightmares 😬
Why some “low maintenance” plants actually cause more problems
What to plant instead (yes, they have suggestions!)
Personal stories of invasive chaos and hard-earned lessons
🚫 Want to save yourself from garden regret? This is the episode you didn’t know you needed.
✨ Follow, review, and send us your most-hated plant picks—we might feature them in a future episode!
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Think all plants are lovable? Think again. In this spicy episode of Fostering Blooms, Shannon and Caitlyn share their most hated plants—the ones they’ve ripped out, sworn off, or watched take over their gardens like villains in a garden drama.
💔 From Nandina to Monkey Grass to the ever-tricky Black-Eyed Susan Vine, they spill the dirt on which plants just aren’t worth the trouble—and offer better alternatives you can grow instead.
🎙️ In this episode you’ll learn:
Which popular plants are secretly garden nightmares 😬
Why some “low maintenance” plants actually cause more problems
What to plant instead (yes, they have suggestions!)
Personal stories of invasive chaos and hard-earned lessons
🚫 Want to save yourself from garden regret? This is the episode you didn’t know you needed.
✨ Follow, review, and send us your most-hated plant picks—we might feature them in a future episode!
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