I have the varigated vinca that is fairly controllable . There are far worse plants. The "creeping violet" whose roots form such tight mats of roots they are very difficult to dig out.
I left them alone one year. Never again. I will try whatever it takes to get rid of them .
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Thanks to this thread, it hasn't prompted me that I need to get an Ivy plant.
My husband once bought me flowers that were dyed and I was not impressed, I love a natural flower not dyed.
I have to admit I don't like Passion Flower
its my neighbours plant but I let it grow into our garden because the bees love it.
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I have the varigated vinca that is fairly controllable . There are far worse plants. The "creeping violet" whose roots form such tight mats of roots they are very difficult to dig out.
I left them alone one year. Never again. I will try whatever it takes to get rid of them .
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
I also have a variegated vinca. It is reasonably well behaved - unlike its evil twin