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This plant has beautiful flowers and is not invasive at all where I live. Of course I am in northern Canada in zone 3(sometimes 2) so may...Read More
This plant may look pretty and last all summer long but DON'T USE IT unless you have a very large area that you will never weed and don't...Read More
For the lovers of true blue flowers: The flowers are true blue. I had the Sleeping Beauty cultivar. It is an easy plant to grow. It flow...Read More
Always thought this was a Tradescantia, but I`ll enjoy it just the same whatever it is. And in my Z4, it seems to rely on seed for contin...Read More
i am in massachusetts, saw this plant growing in woods and brought some home. its a nice groundcover/filler starting in late spring thr...Read More
Grows in between some stone steps for years and hasn't seemed to spread at all. Maybe because there is mostly stone around it?
I divided one clump into 10 and put them near the edge of my woodland garden behind daffodils to hide the daffodil foliage as it fades. ...Read More
I am afraid a lot of people confuse the different types of commelina. This specific type of commelina, the coelestis, is not invasive in ...Read More
Thought this would be a good backdrop for my front yard bed. Turned out that it decided it wanted all of the bed. Planted it 3 years ago ...Read More
This plant grows wild in West Virginia, it's always along the creek banks. It's beautiful and I love it being there, but I'm pretty sure ...Read More
Very invasive weed in North Alabama. While the flowers are pretty for a brief period, the plant is spindly and not attractive.
This plant grows freely in zone 4. I have been pulling it out as I thought it was a weed (until I saw it here). It even has been growing ...Read More
People call them "Widow's Tear's" because they dry up by noon..
I have to give them a neutral.. They really are pretty and carefre...Read More
I also am in central Florida and I agree that it spreads itself very freely here. But it blooms year round and is very pretty. I don't ...Read More
Seems to be very invasive in Central Florida. It has taken over my back yard, and is very hard to remove. If you mow over it, it seems ...Read More
Planted one last year. Came back this year (8a), just the one plant. I wouldn't mind having a few more, but certainly not invasive in t...Read More
I found this plant growing wild in a ditch outside the Toledo airport. I dug it up, took it home, dug another hole (in full sun) and stu...Read More
This plant grows wild in my garden in south central Texas.Freezes but comes back . Although a beautiful blue color, it vines itself throu...Read More
These dainty blue flowers are a welcome sight in Summer here in East Texas, growing wild in "poor" soil. When my children were small the...Read More
I have this growing for the first time this year in my Southern Ontario zone 6a/6b garden. The nursery tag that came with it (epicplants....Read More