"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 2013-07-17 23:12:52 +0100, Christina Websell said:

"Indigo" wrote in message
o.uk...
Is this plant as invasive as is often said? I'm tempted to plant it as
another ground coverer under a purple prunus, where it's shady but gets
rather dry, and let it run about under the Lunaria, Hellebore foetidus
and foxgloves. Would it seed around all over the place and try to
strangle everything in sight?

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Sue


I have a little spinney at the end of my very long garden and I wanted it
to have all native plants in it.
I bought some sweet woodruff and planted it, expecting it to spread. It
didn't and eventually died out.
So, it has not been my experience that it is invasive.

We have quite a bit in one area of our garden and sometimes Ray tries
potting bits up. He finds it very tricky to get rooted and happy. It's
spread itself a bit in that area but it certainly isn't what I'd describe
as invasive. And it is a very charming little plant.
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And smells so nice like new mown hay.
Tina