Lemon Drop - Oenothera; Invasive in Texas????

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smallsteph Joined: 5/31/2007 Location: Texas Posts: 2	Posted: May/31/2007 2:23 PM PST I just got some of these from Lowes and they look realted to the dainty pink buttercups that are wild here in Texas .... Are these going to be as invasive as the wildflower type that spreads underground? I can not find anything about them on wed except that they are a "proven winner" and have recived awards... I DON'T need a pesty weed in my front garden...! Thanks - Stephanie in Texas Quote \| Reply \| Report

Gardengoddess Joined: 7/30/2004 Location: The Great Plains Posts: 564	Posted: May/31/2007 4:06 PM PST I'm in zone 8 and have Summer Solstice in my garden. This is it's third year and I haven't found it to be invasive...no wild travels behind my back or anything like that Dora/Garden Goddess Quote \| Reply \| Report

smallsteph Joined: 5/31/2007 Location: Texas Posts: 2	Posted: May/31/2007 6:37 PM PST Just found a pic on the web of yours .... very nice. Thanks for the reply. Happy gardening. Stephanie Quote \| Reply \| Report