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Posted: Apr/03/2006 6:19 PM PST
 These flowers have grown on the side of my mother's house every year, I even remember them from when I was growing up. I just never heard anyone say the name of them. I'm completely clueless. Thanks to everyone that reads or replies. |
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Posted: Apr/03/2006 6:41 PM PST
http://www.theplantexpert.com/springbulbs/Musca ri.html I guessed! Actually I have it only reason I know! *lol Nice bulbs! WELCOME TO GG!!! http://www.lewisgardens.com/grapehy.htm Kale 
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Posted: Apr/03/2006 11:52 PM PST
Ron, What are you saying!?? A Weed ? Can Bulbs be weeds? Mine didnt take over anything, actually I was wondering where they were, thought a squirrel took them or somethin'. Do you have them? Humm you got me curious! Kale
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Posted: Apr/03/2006 11:57 PM PST
I think anything that is very invasive can be a "weed" to the gardener. Like a weed is .........
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 1:19 AM PST
I'll tell you what's an invasive plant and that is the houtyina. (spelling?) I am sorry I ever planted it. And another one is mint. Yikes what did I do?????? |
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 1:40 AM PST
houttuynia...better known as Hot Tuna? yes, it's VERY invasive. thank God i planted it in a concrete locked area! |
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 3:18 AM PST
Ron, tradescandia became invasive in my friend's zone 4 garden. she's still pulling it up after several years. |
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 4:01 AM PST
Yucca is invasive for me LOL. It was here when we moved here and there is just more and more of the dang things every year. The bad part is if you dont get every little piece of root, then they will be back the next year. |
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 4:13 AM PST
Society garlic is another that can be really invasive. Found out the hard way. I don't know if Vinca (the vine) has been mentioned but it is horrible!!!!!
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Posted: Apr/04/2006 10:39 AM PST
The previous owners planted Bishop's Weed (Aegopodium podagraria) in the 1970's. It is impossible to eradicate. |
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