Is it easy to dig up if it spreads? Ad pretty as it is I don't want another Marestail situation on my hands If it is easy to pull up then yes please I have an area at the back corner of the garden that I'm struggling with and just a Broom (and weds) grows there currently but I'm going to put some wildflowers seeds down in autumn so it would be good ground cover for there......better than the grass that keeps coming up!!
I've just had a look.along way to go. I probably di some weeding and pulled up the earlier ones.
I spotted another one though, its name escapes me at the moment, begins with s
That's got as far as green seeds so it's coming along. You might like that one more. It's nicer to look at, perennial, seeds around but easy to dig up. Stands about 2 foot.
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It looks to me like a wild member of the euphorbia family - Petty Spurge. Most people regard them as weeds
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
That's one of my weeds
In the sticks near Peterborough
I actually like that, I think the green shades are really pretty.....but I don't have any.
Want some OL? I'll see if I have any seed yet. It comes with a warning. I have it as inintentional ground cover in some places
In the sticks near Peterborough
Is it easy to dig up if it spreads? Ad pretty as it is I don't want another Marestail situation on my hands
If it is easy to pull up then yes please 
I have an area at the back corner of the garden that I'm struggling with and just a Broom (and weds) grows there currently but I'm going to put some wildflowers seeds down in autumn so it would be good ground cover for there......better than the grass that keeps coming up!!
It's an annual, no probs. I'll have a look tomorrow and see where it is re seeding.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Ah right, so it's an annual that self-seeds and I can pull up the seedlings I don't want....fab, thank you
Got that everywhere here. Easy to pull-up though.
Thanks Bob
I've just had a look.along way to go. I probably di some weeding and pulled up the earlier ones.
I spotted another one though, its name escapes me at the moment, begins with s
That's got as far as green seeds so it's coming along. You might like that one more. It's nicer to look at, perennial, seeds around but easy to dig up. Stands about 2 foot.
In the sticks near Peterborough