Thank you for a very authentic and pleasant contribution to the conversation. It's not often that we see hidden nuggets of history shared like this. But I have

Thank you for a very authentic and pleasant contribution to the conversation. It's not often that we see hidden nuggets of history shared like this. But I have to admit that I'm having trouble understanding the last line. The author begins by extolling the quiet beauty of Washington state, continues by thanking god that she can be a part of it, then asks for the benefits of new growth (a "flowering of colonies"). But then it concludes with "I beg you...that it draws them not". This seems to contradict the previous part. Or is she hoping that they are not drawn to the jungle country, so "the rich bit of earth" can remain untouched?