Catmint and Lemon Mint, I'm looking at you. We had cats, and I planted one catmint plants. You're right. It is widely cultivated around the world for both its foliage and blue flowers. My garden has been on garden tours and I can't agree with you more about some of the plants on your list. I help new gardeners learn to grow their own vegetables and cut flowers, as well as give them the know-how to beautify their yards with perennials. I have a bricked patio and they're creeping up all over the place in between the bricks. On lily of the valley, I totally agree it is invasive, hard to pull up and not even pretty! The only thing I ever do is prune off the dead parts in later spring. It is either that or a gun. These "Perennials" found new homes and we will be celebrating our Canada Day 150th Birthday! I spent the last 7 weeks repotting plants into BIGGER pots. Used underneath flowering shrubs or specimen plants, they can be quite lovely and reduce the need for weeding and mulching. I love sharing bouquets of daisies, irises, roses and day lilies with friends, and some of the plants such as clover and dandelion are pollinators for bees. In the purple color spectrum, try pairing catmint with Purple Ruffles basil, drumstick alliums and purple coral bells, such as Heuchera Dolce 'Wildberry'. This should help keep the plant from spilling out into the rest of the garden. Mom told me not to take some from her garden because they spread everywhere. 5 But it poses no danger in colder climates north of zone 9, where it is often used in hanging baskets. We ended up having to clear about 2 acres of dead trees and fallen trees. Thank you for your insight!! I'm also enlightened about a few others & I thank you (& everyone!) I also love hearing what is a problem in other zones than I live in--it helps me be a better writer on this blog and be more sensitive to what might or might not work for all my readers. They grew in the area the dug-up plants waited for waste pickup within a week or so. I have had trouble with Morning glory and a trumpet vine, i had no idea these plants would come up everywhere. In its first year, 'Purrsian Blue' forms a small, perfectly rounded, densely branched clump of tiny, green leaves. Self-seeding and fast-spreading. A great solution for ground cover in a shaded area until it takes over in 5 years. And kindness. I'd thought of putting in some sunflowers, but was told nothing else planted there would ever grow. Once established, it begins flowering in late spring or early summer (depending on where you live) and will continue to bloom right into fall if sheared. Maybe then next year I can start uncovering bit by bit parts to work a garden in to of my owneither that or start doing small groupings of seating and container gardens. Zone 7B people pull into our drive all the time to tell me how beautiful my Gardens are. And w/stay there! Someone gave a flat of these flowers. I'll be sure to include it in my follow up article this spring. It was wandering everywhere, including into the two neighbouring yards. In the garden, it offers the most value as a culinary herb or as a . Good to know! The catnip plant Nepeta cataria is commonly confused with the catmint plant Nepeta mussinii. Spreads like fire and stinks too!! And graciousness. Most of them turn up their toes as soon as summer hits here. It can become invasive. Roses, Irises, raspberries, Dahlias, rhubarb, day lilies and few other flowers are not something you can regret at all. You forgot morning glories. There are many other plants you can plant that are equally as good for pollinators. Then the delphiniums would start their show etc. Cut Flowers$100 Cut Flower Garden Update I am so sad. Haha my mother in law's garden is about 2/3 ferns, irises, day lilies, raspberries, Lily of the valley, and anemones, with a small patch of California poppy and the odd volunteer lettuce. Although it can be grown from seed, its easier and more reliable to purchase nursery-grown plants since hybrids may not grow true to seed and some varieties are sterile. as a companion plant to deter bugswell let me tell ya, THAT 1 spearmint plant has taken over the entire bed almost! It got difficult to manage. In Wisconsin, the orange are called ditch lillies because they are usually found growing wild along road sides. It is low growing, keeps in it's place well, and if it grows a baby someone always wants it for their own yard. When you buy less expensive bird seed there is a lot of waste (filler) that is dropped on the ground and some of it can take over your lawn. It is that invasive, 30 Perennials Youll Regret Planting in Your Zone 3 Garden. Also sold at nurseries without a warning sticker; Ribbon Grass. I also have a problem with caryopteris. Some behave very nicely. I couldn't help but laugh at your list. I bought it at Lowes about 20 years ago. From early summer into early fall, the foliage is topped with well-branched stems . I had maybe 10, 5 years ago. Love my daisies. I live in Crosslake MN. Use catmint in mixed containers like this Brooklyn Heights recipe that includes Cats Meow catmint, Angelface Blue Angelonia, and Snowstorm Giant Snowflake bacopa. Mexican flame vine, it keeps popping up no matter how much you pull them out same for American evergreen, Golden pothos and sweet potato vine. I was reading & thinking.this must be an article for non-gardeners. Only a fool or unlearned person would purposely plant them. I would plant them in a heartbeat!!! I've never heard of pink lily of the valley! It gives "bad" animals a place to hide. One gardeners weed is another gardeners favourite flower. My neighbor has some of the daisies at her house but she doesn't mind as she loves them. And that would be tragic! If you let it go to seed, though, it will usually die. Catmint, especially catnip (N. cataria), is known to repel pests such as mosquitoes, aphids, squash bugs, cabbage loopers and more. What a difference. I grew a pear Is Catmint Invasive? Such is my story of growing catnip, (Nepeta cataria, also known as catmint in some areas), a member of the mint family best known for its ability to trigger episodes of euphoria in cats.This is a cool characteristic, but then I saw catnip in action as a nectar . The front yard is an eighth of an acre, not huge but more than big enough! I let it grow in the spaces between patio blocks but it's now everywhere and taking over the gravel paths between my raised garden beds. Just cut off any dead limbs from winter kill and watch them flourish. Do not say the plant is bad just because you do not want to / have the time to maintain it. Dont Roto till!!! Thanks so much for your kind comment! My Mom had them in the back yard when I was growing up, and they disappeared before I had to sell the house. Oh no! We planted 3 in a backyard border here in Calgary. You might as well plant kudsu (mile-a-minute) Pick them up? If you still have Japanese lantern, send some my way. 4. I met someone who kept having to dig up new shoots that multiplied quickly. You must not have any experience with that. I've had one plant that just wouldn't quit. And yes your ability to manage any particular one. So she just put it in the ground and let it grow. I'd rather see a plot of wild flowers growing and bees, hummingbirds and butterflies than being concerned about what is in the garden. The main root was 2' around and the other roots were as thick as my wrists. At least clover feeds bees and butterflies. Hollyhocks only live for two or three years but are masters of reseeding themselves. Also, if you have anything growing in driveway cracks or such, pour over them a very warm mixture of 10 parts water to 1 part bleach. Over watering kills off my mint and daisy. Plant mint plants in bottomless containers that are sunk deep into the ground, or grow them in large containers above ground. Apparently the only thing that kills them is drowning in water, so mine are no more. Thanks for warning others about the dangers of planting without research! I also can't make daisies grow. I used to let some wild goldenrod grow because its a good late bloomer for pollinators, but it crowded out other plants. Where do you live? I would add a caution for Black Eyed Susan/Rudbeckia. Argh grndssa. Others bloom for such a short time that they dont seem worth the trouble. Oh my, LOL! I live in Maine. I Love gardening. 12-14" tall x 18-20" spread. Hmm.I'm in zone 6 Michigan and wondered why I have so many beautiful orange day lilies opening up! ever tried sweet potato (yam) on a trellis? I have quite a big garden and that is my problem. Discover the right perennial plants for your garden. No more seedlings under the feeder. Thanks for all this information and I enjoyed the pictures too. I'd welcome some input! Most of our trees have lost the dead ivy up about 40 feet. Before seeing new growth, rake the area to remove dead foliage. It blooms profusely for months on end, from late spring through midsummer. Get plant information, gardening solutions, design inspiration and more in our weekly newsletter. Mentha types are aggressive spreaders by underground stems and are difficult to control. Last year, the birds, the butterflies and other living creatures, like us, do enjoyed them especially on Summer and Fall. I want to spare beginner gardeners some heartache until they gain the knowledge and experience to keep up with more aggressive plants. Thank. Do you know what kind of soil you have? Hello Kristen and global friends: Thank you for sharing these information with us and I totally agree with you since these certain "Perennials" can take so much space in your garden. I planted it and soon realized how 'happy' aka invasive it is! Shamrocks are . ever try fish emulshion? It has made a nice canopy over the decades if a runner tries to strike out across the lawn ( rare) I lift it up and secure it to the trellis. . My father told me I was crazy, but I said the cold weather will kill them. may as well call them perennials, as they reseed year after year! Care of Catmint. At first I was delighted, and now am in my third year picking each stem out. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. I use a weed killer with a dropper on ones that cannot be dug out without digging out the desired plant next to it. Goats brought in did not control it. I wish I still had mine! This plant ranges in size from 12 inches tall to 24 inches tall. Yes, I agree. The Orange daylilies, spiderwort and obedient plants have been a nightmare. It is. I think there are some ferns that don't get out of control, but whatever is in my backyard is an absolute nightmare. I disagree with many of the plants listed here. I am envious. Get planting advice, garden design tips and trends, monthly checklists for your area, product specials and more in our weekly newsletter. First it depends on where you live and your garden knowledge. Kristen, thank you for the info about what not to plant. All Rights Reserved. So many times she agrees to plant what you love. I hate her for it. I also have a yard that is overrun with ferns, lady of the valley and bellflower that I have been picking non-stop for three years, so it does make me a bit more salty. ----- Phew, 2 long years later, hubby wanted lawn (yawn) so we put compost on top of decaying bark and sowed grass seed, voila, lovely lawn, and I managed to aquire some of the "land" for a garden for me too! What a beautiful presentation. I had them all dug up except for under the front window and out grass in. You're right about the basket. I've had to battle several of the listed plants in my Zone 7 gardens, but the worst two were Chameleon Plant (Houttonyia cordata) and goutweed (a/k/a/ Bishops weed.) I just wish our season was longer cus wow, it seems like summer went by so fast this yr. "Roses - While not impossible to grow, especially if you choose a variety bred for the prairies, it is best left to more experienced gardeners." Very annoying as it runs and pops up everywhere. I grew hollyhocks and enjoyed them in the spring. With all the suggestions in the comments I'll have at least 28 more! Best thing to control chives, in addition to container planting, remove ALL the pretty purple flowers before they go to seed. Neighbors like to receive the ones that even I find out of bounds. The rest is fireweed that she cuts a maze into for my toddler to pay in. Most of the ground covers will survive that first winter under heavy mulchjust went through this process--and its a chore for sure! (Old movie reference). You totally forgot the # 1 worst plant, chameleon plant. 'Cat's Pajamas Buy now from Proven Winners Feverfew Phlox spreads but is not invasive, making it ideal for an easy and satisfying ground cover. But if you love any of those plants, you have to keep them under control by either growing them on their own in a separate spot or digging out shoots to keep them from spreading too much or as some of you mentioned, growing them in pots. Not all at once. Disclaimer #3: This post contains affiliate links. It has taken on it's own zip code in my backyard and it just keeps growing. I love growing a garden & it's hard to find perinneals that can stand our long cold winters so I would love to see how they do this, I'm going to try growing morning glories in a hanging planter if you want my mailing address, email me at. While searching on the internet for the best ways to get rid of these prickly nuisances, I read a horror story of someone in the US who had bought an old house which had a 4 ft wide 100 ft long hedge of wild raspberries in the back yard - took YEARS to get rid of them. Thank you for your bravery in standing up. Of your list only mint and Virginia creeper are a problem for me. My biggest mistake was planting "obedient", a very pretty plant, named because once cut, you can bend the stems as you wish in a vase arrangement. If you really want to know which ones are invasive, check your DNR state website for an official list of plants to control. Flower FarmingShifting Roots Essential Gardening Supplies And although each bloom only lasts 12 to 15 hours, each plant will bloom for nearly 3 weeks. Soil pH requirements: 6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic) 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral) 7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline) Patent Information: Non-patented. Follow the instructions. Growing up to 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide, this is one of the largest cultivars and easily one of the showiest. I got an "Explorer Series" rose hybrid last year from Canadian Tire -- the "John Cabot" rose. Kind of, I live in Saskatchewan, the world's bread basket, or so we're told, lol. It's a fast-growing, perennial plant that produces small, lavender-colored flowers. This way, they dont get overly bushy. Some succeeded, some didn't. Please include morning glories. These plants can spread a maximum of 36 inches or 3 feet. I even struggle getting native plants to survive here! But it too is a late-flowering perennial for pollinators, attracting the last of the summer bees.in vast numbers. Thank you! I have a home in zone 3, and my 20' x 10' patch under my pine and dogwood trees was the same size 20 years ago. I'm finding them everywhere! Unlike its close relative catnip (both are members of the mint family), catmint is better behaved and much showier. They last a little longer, I was being a little bit tongue in cheek with this post. I have many of these plants and do not regret planting any of them. It can get out of hand in some areas, see more information on where this species is considered invasive. I also do that in front of my Hollyhock patch and in my lawn. Dies it take a lot of work, yes, but it gives so much back to the pollinators, birds, and us. All of them are invasive in our climate. Oh wow, you know things are bad when you'd rather have mint! There is no getting rid of it so I embrace the over growth (because I have no choice). I have no where to I would like to add Vinca to your list. The tough plants are easy to grow and low maintenance, use them in borders with other perennials or as an informal edging as an alternative to lavender. It's true that all of these are great for pollinators, and if you love them you should plant them. I think it must depend on your individual garden plots and what you think are bad qualities in a plant. Finally said to H*** with it and grabbed the heavy weed-eater. But I would never tell people that plants I dont like because they dont suit my needs are bad and they shouldnt use them. I hve no dirt because of the swimming pool. However, I also have the variegated variety which is very well behaved and not invasive at all, nor does it reach as far, and it's gorgeous. Had them dug out but there was always one sweat potato left to take off and cover the whole bed. Butterfly gardens, borders, herb gardens, mass plantings, groundcovers, rock gardens, and as an edging plant along walkways. Have long orange flower Aug/Sep then dies off leaves go all brown and fall to the ground start shooting March again. The large invasive plant known as real catmint is described above. I think as long as the seeds have dropped so they can re-seed themselves, you should be fine. Experienced gardeners know: You need the right plant for the right place. NEVER buy it. Preemergents is brilliant! Drought resistant/drought tolerant perennial plant (xeric). I love having raspberries and I love that they send up volunteers because there is always a friend to give them to. You take a picture and voila you get a name. For instance, I planted soapwart for a few years ago and it has scattered on the wind. It's good therapy for me. Gardeners can learn lots of things through your blog. Enter at your own risk when planting these. Two perennials you forgot though, are bugleweed (ajuga reptans) a beautiful plant that spreads by runners with bronze coloured leaves and small purples spires reaching only six inches high and Siberian squill (scilla). Perfect! my bane of existence for the past 9 years have been the groundcovers that the people that had the house Before us planted. I am in zone 5 so I can't directly comment on colder zones. How can you have a flower garden without these staples? Princess lillies. As she states, the advice may not necessarily be for you! Sigh. Three years later there might be six bunches left if I even see a baby start I pull it right away! some of these spread by seeds only, so all you'd have to do is trim off the spent flowers and they won't reproduce. One plant I would add to this list is Purple Globeflower. I am in Illinois, and I just bought some pink Lily of the Valley because they were so different. I personally like having a Rhubarb plant, but any more than one is excessive. I think if you keep up on trimming them back then they do not take over. Although from your experience, it's probably a good thing I can't! It hides behind my hydrangea bushes that are foundation o Kants, them it suddenly pops out from under the hydrangea like Alan Arkin in Wait Until Dark. Didnt even know there were different types of Bachelor buttons (I love them and will try to find the ones that seed lol) Also those purple flowersthey sure are hardy, and the bees sure do love them OMG I have Prairie lilies and there is this HUMMINGBIRD that visits for mine my day lilies must be planted in a better spot then yours, they're still blooming. I was expecting to see Four O'clocks.. Now that i own the property, i can't get rid of it. st. johns wort and vinca will grow under them, so will sweet pea. From late spring onward, masses of fragrant two-lipped lavender-blue flowers tower above the dense gray-green foliage, creating an eye-catching display for the middle or back of sunny garden beds. Study everything about pollination and most of the 28 plants you listed are great for our pollinators , who supply 60% of our daily food, but hang around and they will disappear on there own as soon as the Bees and other pollinators are listed on the list of extinction? If you purchase something from my link, I earn a smallcommission at no extra cost to you. It's considered a biennial but it's a perennial sometimes. over there, or there, nor in that container, or that one! I expected an article on ecologically damaging or dangerous plants, but this turned out to be a little overwrought. By far, the worst of these are mint and Chinese Lanterns. That sounds HORRIBLE!! I love Yarrow, especially for making floral arrangements all summer long. Given the right growing conditions, catmint is unlikely to need fertilizing, and applying it can even result in floppy stems and fewer flowers. I really enjoyed this article & I'm glad I found it! Avoid it! Dead head old flowers and you get beautiful roses from June until they are covered in snow. If you really enjoy gardening and don't mind moving and /or sharing plants, some of the ones on your list will make great additions in my opinion. After approximately 15 years I am still fighting Crown Vetch, horrible, horrible plant. That's what I do to my. That being said, I love growing Bee Balm in my cutting garden and would definitely recommend it to more experienced gardeners. Regret ever bringing it to my new house. One is "Primrose". I planted my vegetable garden with carrots, beets, other stuff and the Japanese beetles left everything totally alone because I cast in yarrow and tansy. As long as you're okay with them taking over, you'll fill up your yard quickly. As I've said many times before, if you love it, you should plant it. Ugh.) All Dead Flower heads are tossed right away in the green recycling barrel. Right now I've got a plethora of dandelions & other varieties of weeds. I moved into a home over a year ago whoever was here before me stuck plants in any free space they could find and a lot of them spread.. so, no it hasnt been fun for someone whose not a Sweet Young thing, who has a bad back and other pain issues to try to get my yard under control. garden on folks!!!!! We also managed to raise funds for food banks and shelters. You're absolutely right. Catmint, Nepeta faassenii, is a popular plant in the cottage garden. It was enjoyable hearing your stories. I have many and wish they would more easily self propogate. It grows to a height of three feet and bears few white blooms. The worst is yucca!! How to Propagate Catmint. Hate it, hate it, hate it. Place 3-inch cuttings in a good potting soil, keep the soil moist, and the . Thanks for the excellent tip! 7b 8a here. I just can't convince any of my neighbors that this is a good thing. I'm in Lancaster pa too! WHAT THE NATURAL HECK! I'm in zone 3, so bleeding heart isn't a problem. I live in Nebraska (zone 5). ? Garlic mustard. Great tips! They are beautiful but creep into the lawn in no time at all everywhere.. You're right, they are really bad for that. I'll take a dozen! If you're really worried, take it out this spring and move it to a pot. several years ago, as a Penn State Extension study found it to be one of the top pollinator plants in their common gardens.Out of the 86 native plant species and cultivars tested, clustered mountain mint (Pycnanthemum muticum) ranked number one for the diversity of pollinators that visited.I had to try it out for myself, and it hasn't . Worried, take it out this spring banks and shelters considered invasive,. New shoots that multiplied quickly parts in later spring you might as well call them Perennials, they! 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