What type of plants should typically be avoided in nursery environments?

In nursery environments, it is crucial to avoid invasive species due to their potential to disrupt local ecosystems. Invasive plants are those that are not native to the area and can spread rapidly, outcompeting native flora for resources such as light, water, and nutrients. This can lead to a reduction in biodiversity and alter habitats, making it difficult for native plants and animals to thrive.

By avoiding invasive species in nurseries, practitioners can help protect local ecosystems and promote the cultivation of plants that support local wildlife and environmental stability. This practice is not only beneficial for conservation efforts but also aligns with responsible horticulture and landscape management principles.