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I have lived at my place for 36 years and have been digging star of Bethlehem up for that long and yet they still appear all through out ...Read More
I got this plant from a plant exchange and luckily it has not been invasive. It only seems to spread by the bulbs multiplying. I live i...Read More
extremely invasive in zone 8b southeast U.S. difficult to eradicate. Must be dug up and it tends to shed tiny bulbs when you do, and ea...Read More
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If you grow this in your garden and engage in plant trading, PLEASE warn the people you're trading with that they may receive some of thi...Read More
Here in Israel, Ornithogalum umbellatum is a Winter wildflower of the Coastal Plain, and it can be encountered in February in both natura...Read More
This plant showed up in my garden one year. I have no idea where it came from. I liked the plant and wished the blooms lasted longer. ...Read More
a nasty invasive; if you see it in the wild (you will) pull it up.
I spent over ten years trying to get rid of this...I know why one website called it a "garden thug". It is. Now I've given up and simpl...Read More
Are the comments here referring to the same Star of Bethlehem flower used frequently for weddings or in bridal bouquets? Here is an examp...Read More
This little invader ranks second on my "Most Undesirable Plants" for the garden (Aegopodium podagraria, aka Bishop's Weed, is the first)....Read More
On Apr 3, 2010, joneski from Hastings, NE wrote:
Very invasive. Pretty soon it will cover my neighborhood, not just my large yard....Read More
Horrible plant!!! Can't get rid of it. It grows everywhere, in between brick paths, through other plants, into the lawn, it just takes ov...Read More
Terrible, invasive. Goes everywhere. Each year I try to get rid of it. It takes forever to bloom and the green plant is tough and slimy...Read More
Many years ago, a neighbor planted some of this among her flowers. Over the many years since she moved away, it has spread into all of th...Read More
This plant has a really attractive flower that only opens when the sun shines so is not much of a contribution to the Pacific Northwest g...Read More
I just found this plant in my garden today. Actually, it's been there for a year now, but today I noticed the flowers on some of the pla...Read More
We found two of these in our backyard this year and thought they were so pretty. Then my black lab ate some and became horribly ill. I kn...Read More
Highly invasive. Check on web for more info: all parts of plant said to be poisonous to people and livestock. Will spread everywhere th...Read More
Grow at your own risk. One bulb will produce dozens of bulblets over the course of the growing season causing it to spread rampantly int...Read More
These flowers are a very pleasant surprise in our yard. They provide green very early in spring when little else is green. The flowers ...Read More
I received this plant misidentified as something else in a trade. So I planted it believing it to be something else. I since have forgott...Read More
One of these beautiful little ones popped up in my yard a few years back- I loved it & actually, still enjoy it's delicate beauty but EXT...Read More
This plant can be pretty, (but nothing special) in tall grass areas or wildflower gardens. But it is too unkempt and rambunxious for mos...Read More
Can get in places where I really don't want it, Doesn't seem to be a problem, I just pull up and discard.
This is such a beautiful, deceptively delicate looking flower. I suppose if you wanted to get rid of them, it would be a problem, but I ...Read More
This Star of Bethlehem grows in a variety that has a yellow and light green center, with stamens that are dark yellow and there is always...Read More
I was initially pleased when this plant appeared in my garden--it is mentioned in "Lost in the Stars." But it has proven to be horrendous...Read More
This beautiful little plant cropped up in my garden voluntarily (with the help of squirrels, I imagine). I enjoy its welcoming blossoms ...Read More
This plant planted itself in my garden (only a couple plants) and for a "weed" it is pretty cute and attractive albeit not astonishingl...Read More
This grew in my parents' yard when I was a child (1960s) and was not invasive but slowly spreading. This was between Seattle and Tacoma i...Read More
A native of Asia Minor that is naturalized in north Alabama. The leaves appear in the fall and produce flowers in mid spring. The plant i...Read More
updated 2011: as awful as everyone says. Forget getting rid of it, just keeping it under some control is difficult.
One ye...Read More
This plant has become invasive in my pasture, where my
sheep graze. I have read that this plant is poisionous, and
am very...Read More
I like the overall appearance, but it seems that before it really has a chance to bloom, it's been flattened by the wind. Maybe it needs...Read More
This is a lovely little plant, that is a legacy of the previous owners of my house. It thrives in a small corner of a border garden and ...Read More
A nice surprise to see this perky little flower blooming in mid spring in my zone 7. The leaves start shooting up in January, pretty whi...Read More
I grew this pretty Spring flowering bulb under a Natchez crape myrtle tree in a sunny raised flower bed in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, ...Read More
I love the Star of Bethlehem flower. I accidentally obtained one bulb when I was given a bunch of other bulbs for our new house. My Sta...Read More
I collected this from an old homesite I was redeveloping (source of many plants) - it was thriving, but blooming very little as shade had...Read More
This plant is HIGHLY poisonous. Keep away from children and pets. My mother had it in our yard up North. It grew wild and was very hardy ...Read More
I got some of these bulbs from my mother, they were on the property when she purchased her house, the house is 100 years old and we don't...Read More
I like this flower very much. We spent the weekend trailing Hocking Hills in Southern Central Ohio. What a hidden wonderland!! During ...Read More