Eulophia graminea (Chinese crown orchid): pretty but invasive. First found in Miami mulch in 2007, it’s now Category II and can displace native plants—if you spot it in your yard, dig it up and bag-and-trash or destroy; don’t compost. Stay tuned for more horticulture tips from UF/IFAS Extension Hillsborough County. #UFIFAS #HillsboroughCounty #InvasiveSpecies #EulophiaGraminea #FloridaGardening | UF IFAS Extension Hillsborough County

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