A gardener asked for lists of invasive species in America and Europe, and guidelines or prohibitions on planting them.
The National Park Service maintains a comprehensive database: www.nps.gov/plants/alien/factmain.htm. It includes fact sheets for many invasive species and links to state-specific lists.
Invasive status is highly regional. A plant invasive in the Southeast may be benign in the Pacific Northwest. Always check your state's list.
For Europe, consult the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization (EPPO) or national environmental agencies.
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