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Henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) seems to have entered our yard via the 'road apples' a neighbor let me have for my garden soil, quite a few ...Read More
This plant provides an early season nectar and pollen source for honeybees. Although in this early season, most pollen and nectar goes to...Read More
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Actually, henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) is a different plant from dead nettle (Lamium purpureum). We've got a beautiful carpet of henbit ...Read More
Where I live this plant is not a problem, but it grows as a weed in my in-laws lawn. When we visit them in the early spring I dig some u...Read More
Very sneaky weed, within days you can have a huge patch of it taking over everything. In my area, most prominent during our mild winter...Read More
We purchased this house about one year ago, and this STUFF was surrounding a l.p. Gas tank, which we removed. After mowing, thereby spre...Read More
I can't believe anyone would pay money for this plant. The flowers are pretty and very unique, but I noticed it spread through my entire...Read More
Actually, Henbit is the Lamium amplexicaule . It is the one shown in the pictures that has been submitted.
Dead Nettle ...Read More
Some plants exhibit an albinism mutation (white flowers instead of purple). I recently found a patch of these and was able to obtain some...Read More
Easy to pull, so not high on my list of hated weeds.
It is attractive, but doesn't stay put and always
seems to fin...Read More
I've always liked this plant since I saw it as a young boy in the fields around my parents' house.
The fact that it's in...Read More
L. amplexicaule is a weed, but it's not particularly difficult to pull, like Dandelion, for instance. I agree with tiG that it's best to...Read More
An invasive weed that can take over a whole yard or garden if allowed to. It stays green and even blooms most of the winter here.
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I just purchased this house and found this nestled in with some black eyed -susans in the shade. I just now was at a nursery and found ou...Read More
Lamium amplexicaule, the plant we are talking about here, is a winter annual. It dies off when the summer heat comes around and looks abs...Read More
I really like this plant. I like the White Nancy kind also. The only thing about it in Minnesota is if we have don't near normal snow fal...Read More
I couldn't agree more with Cherish. This is a problem weed in agricultural settings, extremely difficult to get rid of. I can't imagine...Read More
I have an impossible slope behind my garage and decided to create a tiered rock garden. The soil is heavy Virginia clay. I amended the ...Read More
WEED! I can't believe it's listed as an annual. It certainly spreads fast enough. I used to admire the pretty flowers (and still do o...Read More
Terribly invasive. They do pull easy but get them before they flower.
Crushed foliage has a peculiar acrid smell. It looks attractive blooming in colonies in a field, but is a very invasive pest in cultivat...Read More
This is a common urban weed in the midwest. It occurs in lawns, gardens, roadsides and cultivated fields. The seeds are eaten by some birds.
This plant is considered to be an invasive weed in some states. It is a native of Eurasia and Africa.