Re: more thugs
perennials@hort.net
  • Subject: Re: more thugs
  • From: D* M* <l*@wi.rr.com>
  • Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2011 16:45:35 -0500

Here's a link to a few of my "thugs".

http://tinyurl.com/67p3drd

Corydalis lutea - this one's not so bad and blooms from spring 'til fall,
Easy to remove.  My Corydalis ex dufu temple should do as well!

Saruma henryi -Pretty in the spring, but is beginning to seed around just a
bit too much - again, pretty easy to remove extra plants.

Chelidonium majus - a Stylophorum relative that seeds just about everywhere.
"Howard Johnson's Orange" colored sap.

Pinellia pedatisecta - whoever thought an aroid could be so prolific?
Leaves very tropical looking - very much like Sauromatum (or Typhonium,
depending upon whom you believe) (voodoo lily)
One of the so-called "Green Dragons".  Seeds have 150% germination rate!

Aristolochia clematitis - thought it was kinda neat looking when it was just
a small patch, until it started taking over the whole side of the garden via
runners.

Lamiastrum galeobdolon - What was I thinking?  Guess I saw it in a friend's
yard growing where nothing else would and with two dogs the size of small
horses to keep it trampled down


On 6/18/11 9:20 AM, "Kitty" <kmrsy@comcast.net> wrote:

> Corydalis lutea is a jumper.  Same friend gave me that years ago and it does
> end up all over, but some  of those places it selected were better than I
> might have chosen myself.  It seeded into a rock border and now cascades
> over the edge; very pretty.
> 
> Celandine Poppy, Stylophorum diphyllum, is another jumper. Some people think
> it's weedy; I think it's sweet. But only so far; I don't want it everywhere.
> They're easy enought o take out where you don't want them.
> 
> A few that have sent out volunteers in recent years that surprised me were
> Lamium which jumped to the other side of the back yard, backyard Mertensia
> that showed up in front of the house, and a Japanese Painted Fern that
> showed up in a path 20 ft from my planting.
> 
> Anyone have other jumpers of interest?


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