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A WAYWARD PLANT, commonly referred to as a WEED, is the generic term for a plant growing where it is not wanted. Whether non-native, unsightly, invasive, high-maintenance, surplus or withering, weeds are uprooted and abandoned, pulled from the earth as urban castaways. But wayward plants are truly in the eye of the beholder. While dandelions are imperfect blips on manicured lawns, they inspire a childlike whimsy, both as gold coins scattered on the ground and blown wishes on puffs of seeds. The Halfway Home for Wayward Plants sees the value of each individual plant, and works to bring out the full potential of their beauty and meaning.
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