Saturday, 19 May 2018
Saturday Photo: Bumper Crop of Violets, the Other Side of Invasive
I love invasive plants. Or Darwinian gardening, if you prefer. In my book, an attractive plant that has expansive tendencies is wonderful, because it will push out less attractive plants that aren't so aggressive.
That's why I planted violets in the front garden a few years ago. Now they have taken over a fair amount of it and the neighbor's little yard. Transplanted to the back yard, they now are making a wonderful show. Of course, the little treelets are some competition, and I spent part of yesterday afternoon taking many out. But still, what a delight to see so many lovely little flowers growing expansively on their own.
That's why I planted violets in the front garden a few years ago. Now they have taken over a fair amount of it and the neighbor's little yard. Transplanted to the back yard, they now are making a wonderful show. Of course, the little treelets are some competition, and I spent part of yesterday afternoon taking many out. But still, what a delight to see so many lovely little flowers growing expansively on their own.
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