The dipsacus Fullonum is one of the plants found on the site. This plant is actually required from the federal authorities from farmers who wants to obtain financial support for floral fallow land, as it indicates the health of the land. This plant is used by some little birds for whom the dipsacus is strong enough to support them, but not for predators, where they can show up and perform their love dances.
In french, in the common language it is called Bird Cabaret.

Still it remains a pioneer plant that is robust and fast growing. I found it this summer on the site used by Lois Weinberger in Kassel at the Hamburger Bahnhof for the piece WHAT IS BEYOND PLANTS/IS AT ONE WITH THEM, 1997

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The garden's time it is defined/in the most minute activities / in contrast to great designs of creativity / the repeated motions of the hand towards the soil /where each event of growing prevents monotony / the probing of conditions and possibilities of another life's development / the deliberate movements of our hands / the body wearing itself out / the sequences of the necessary task that are no loss of time / which lead to the event referred to outside of art. How else experience the idea maintained by the narrative of a landscape without people / depopulated territory / a waste-land / in the celestial sphere but floating.

L.Weinberger, Notes from the Hortus, Cantz, 1997