Non-Invasive Cultivar

A non-invasive cultivar is a plant variety specifically bred or selected to minimize the risk of spreading uncontrollably into natural ecosystems. Unlike invasive species, which can outcompete native plants and disrupt local biodiversity, non-invasive cultivars exhibit controlled growth habits, limited seed dispersal, or sterility. These plants are ideal for gardens and landscapes, as they provide desired ornamental or functional qualities without harming the surrounding environment.