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Our natural landscape is also a reflection of the society in which we live and the plants of our surroundings show us the diversity of flora of the planet with more diversity than surely never before we could have imagined.

If you pay attention to this part of the high part of El Cerro and in all the surroundings near the Cross, going down the street you can see many different plants that are different from each other. Many with flowers or looks very different from those we are accustomed to the Mediterranean. Some are planted from private gardens, others have come for different reasons. Among them, they see that there are those who are growing tremendously occupying more and more the space where they live and moving other plants that lived there. We call them invading plants

They are plants of all origins of the planet: Senecis of South Africa (Senecio angulatus), Flowers of night (Mirabilis jalapa), Figs of Moro (Opuntia ssp.), Reeds (Arundo donax), garden bells (Ipomoea acuminata) to put some examples.

Today we know they are the second cause of loss of diversity on the planet and therefore we must watch over and make sure they do not spread out of the place where they can be controlled!

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