Some idiot (Oh! - that would be me then...) thought Herb Robert might make an attractive ground cover in the woodland border. Shall we just say - in just one season it is an extraordinarily enthusiastic coverer of the ground - where you want it, where you don’t, whatever the soil conditions - there he goes.
Reminds me of when I once (innocently) planted Saponaria in a border and spent the next 5 years digging it out...
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
Well done for coming back Dave, I knew you weren’t going to grow those plants, said it all along but just a bit of fun to stir up us passionate gardeners. 😘
Oh my @Lyn how you've calmed down out of a sudden.
Don't take notice of some awful behaviour @dave56armstrong on this thread...there are some OK people you can ask questions without being judged instantly on this forum. But you'll have to find them past the petty keyboard warriors. Take this thread as your baptism of fire and don't be put off
@lyn is not a nice person with the way she speaks to people which is a real shame as she seemed nice at first 😢 water off a ducks back
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Reminds me of when I once (innocently) planted Saponaria in a border and spent the next 5 years digging it out...
By the way, BirminghamMarc, Lyn is one of the most knowledgeable and helpful people here.
@Yviestevie - you can take a horse to water....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...