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Invasive ground cover

Good Evening, 
I would be very grateful if someone at would identify the Plant/Weed below. I can never remember buying or planting it and it is in the process of taking over my boarder. 

 

 

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  • JoneskJonesk Posts: 205

    I was unable to view the link .

  • nutcutletnutcutlet Posts: 27,445

    I tried  taking the smiley out but it still didn't work

     



    In the sticks near Peterborough
  • Use the upload icon (the wee tree in the message box), looks like you've tried to post an image into the box?

  • Hi T RG does it grow small yellow flowers if so I call it creeping Jenny (but am not well known for giving plants the correct nameimage)  But without a pic it's a bit of a shot in the darkimage weeds are only plants that you don't likeimage oik it out perseverance is good for the soul image

  • lydiaannlydiaann Posts: 300

    With any 'thug', it is simply (ha!) a case of dig, pull, yank, dig more all the time.  I had a problem with vinca (periwinkle) in my last garden...I spent almost a week digging it out of one long border but I was still finding bits of it 18 years later when we sold!  In my current garden, I am trying to get rid of Japanese anemones.  Yes, I know they are very pretty, but they are appearing in the lawn now. Still, I'm only 4 years into the task so a while to go yet...I find the main culprits are hypericum, vinca, lamium and, yes, Creeping Jenny.  There is no solution other than perseverance I'm afraid!

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