Lamium Species, Archangel, Purple Dead Nettle, Red Dead Nettle

Easy to germinate. It spreads by seed, but then dies to the ground. I don't see how it is a problem, being that it is an annual, and it...Read More is a very small plant. I grow this plant on purpose, and then enjoy the blooms for a short time, and when it dies, different species are already emerging to take its place. If you time your garden correctly, you can have a wide selection of plants living in the same spot all year, each taking turns before bowing out to the next one in line.

I have to say I like this plant. It might grow profusely in the spring, but it never seems to choke anything out and as summer progresse...Read Mores, it dies away.

I like seeing the cheery purple fields of it in the spring as a reminder that spring is finally here.

Bad plant. We seem to have it very bad this year. It's all over in every bed and everywhere in the lawn too.

This plant is invasive.You will pull the plants up and herbicide.
Thinking that the problem is solved you will be dismayed to disc...Read Moreover them somewhere else in your yard and or garden.
It flourishes all over the south east and is considered a weed.
Please Do Not Plant this if youve just moved here.You would only be adding to the problem as well as wasting your money.If you absolutely must have this plant just ask your neighbor if you can get some plants from there yard.I assure you most of us would only be too happy to oblige.The less there are of them ,the less we have to weed.

One of the weediest plants I know of in garden areas. But on the other hand it has some of the best early spring color of any plant I ha...Read Moreve seen. I got rid of it growing in the garden beds by letting oak leaves set all winter and into spring and then just dug them into the soil at planting time. Oak leaves tend to inhibit seed germination.

This plant drives me nuts! It is taking over my garden. The root system is so large that you have to dig it out rather than pull. Clear...Read Moreing it in the late fall or early spring seems to be the easiest.

This weed takes over areas of my garden in early spring!! It is impossible to pull and grows best for me in areas where I have spent a pr...Read Moreevious season attempting to bring the area under control for other uses. I can't imagine why anyone would want to grow it!!! It definitely falls into the catagory "one man's weed, is another man's wildflower".

I am in SW Michigan and this plant grows all by itself in my garden areas. Not sure where it came from but I really like it. I have tried...Read More to find detailed information on it. Finally this weekend I have dug out every plant in my garden areas, I sure didn't want to because it is a beautiful plant. So I guess I can say it POSITIVELY grows wild here on its own.

I've been spectacularly successful at killing this supposedly invasive plant. As in I've tried to grow it, and it's died each and every time.

Invasive isn't a good word for this plant...it flows in purple waves all along the roadsides and in everyone's yards...strangling everyth...Read Moreing in it's path.

The purple flowers are a welcome sight in early Spring, but even I get fed up with them after a bit. I have a yard instead of a lawn, and they get the better of me.

Cute little plant. Not invasive like some and though you have to look very closely to see in detail, the flowers are very pretty though q...Read Moreuite small. I'm almost certain it's also a butterfly host plant.