Plant with a invasive root ?
i am looking for something easy like spirea anthony waterer
that spreads all over the place . any ideas on this one? not too high . |
Plant with a invasive root ?
'eddy',
Spiraea Gold Flame is a must. Make sure you prune it hard in early March and it will give you much joy if you like a rich colour from foliage over quite a long period followed by an abundance of reddish flowers. http://www.hcs.ohio-state.edu/plantl.../sp_malda.html Regards, Emrys Davies. "eddy" wrote in message ... i am looking for something easy like spirea anthony waterer that spreads all over the place . any ideas on this one? not too high . |
Plant with a invasive root ?
"Bevan Price" wrote in message ... "eddy" wrote in message ... i am looking for something easy like spirea anthony waterer that spreads all over the place . any ideas on this one? not too high . Lamium maculatum - dead nettle - arrived uninvited in my garden. Low growing, pink to purple flowers, moderately attractive so I let it stay. Big mistake, within 2 years it was trying to take over the entire front garden, smothering nearly everything else, roots spreading everywhere. Still picking out new growth something like 10 years later. So, it will do what you want, but you will probably NEVER get rid of it completely if you change your mind next year. Bevan About 10 years ago our neighbour planted periwinkle, not sure what variety, the common variegated one. We're still trying to get it to stay their side of the fence. And when we moved to our current house there was a sumach tree on the boundary between us. They couldn't remember who planted it or whose garden it was supposed to be in, it was half and half so we jointly decided to get rid of it as it was blocking the light and was much too big for the situation. Three years of chopping off the suckers later, it went for the easy life, under the footpath and surfaced in the communal grassed area. It doesn't seem to have liked the football games/bike races etc. Haven't seen it for a while now, fingers crossed. Steve |
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