Re: garlic mustard

Hi all
When we cleared all the brush/muliflora roses out of our 1/2 acre
"back-40" we had no idea what would come up.  Lo and behold, among the
violets and wild strawberry things, a thriving plant... interesting
leaves... and it actually bloomed.
And now I find out it's the enemy, garlic mustard.   Rats!  It's coming
out today.

Barb (southeastern PA zone 6/7, where I'm starting to enjoy the "leap" of
the sleep-creep-leap process in our 3-yr old garden)

Hal or Nancy Robinson wrote:

> I went on a field trip to view some wildflowers and the garlic mustard
> was marching in even as we walked the trails.  It is pretty and does
> smell like garlic but I can see where it will take over the choice
> woodlands where the wildflowers can not compete.
>
> Nancy Robinson  East Tennessee zone 6b
>
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