I have them in upstate NY-they grow in sun and shade and bloom in early spring-but beware-once they get established they spread like mad and are hard to contain to one area-and the foliage is not so great looking after a couple months. I have one bed where i just can't get rid of them.
To be honest with you the last few weeks Hometalkers are asking how to remove them So should you decide on planting keep them contained in a large bucket.
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They grow great in the shade and spread qite quickly
I have them in upstate NY-they grow in sun and shade and bloom in early spring-but beware-once they get established they spread like mad and are hard to contain to one area-and the foliage is not so great looking after a couple months. I have one bed where i just can't get rid of them.
To be honest with you the last few weeks Hometalkers are asking how to remove them So should you decide on planting keep them contained in a large bucket.
Thank you so much.
Ok thanks.
I appreciate all the information. I learned a lot. Thanks to all. Kim