"Kate Morgan" wrote

Lesser Celandine seems to thrive in wet/damp soil. I would not compost it
or
use it as a green manure as you would just spread it even more widely.
It's making an appearance here with a vengeance but, at the risk of
getting
my head kicked in, I think it's quite pretty in flower beds.
I do appreciate it will be more of a pest on a veg plot.

Oh Dear, I`m not the only one who loves it am I ?


No you certainly are not. I planted some in my garden and it died!
So not invasive for me, perhaps it's due to being in the warm dry part of
the UK.

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Regards
Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK