A great perennial for shade in New England. I've never known any form of this species to be weedy or invasive in any sense, nor is it a n...Read Moreoxious weed in any US state.
This doesn't survive long south of Z8 in eastern N. America.
(Mary) Anchorage, AK (Zone 4b) | February 2010 | positive
I planted this the fall of 2008. It survived (always a plus in Alaska) the winter, and became very healthy and filled in nicely. It is i...Read Moren full sun in front of a bed. I gave it a 'haircut' about mid-summer (July for us) and it put out more blooms. Will probably have to split it up this summer 2010. Plants for free!! Yeah.
Berkshire, NY (Zone 5a) | September 2005 | positive
In my opinion, the prettiest of the lamiums. I have several others and this one is my favorite. It has the biggest leaves and flowers a...Read Morend spreads very nicely. After the first bloom period passes in late spring, cut it back and it will put out fresh growth and rebloom. If you don't cut them back [any lamium] they get very tattered and nasty looking. Great groundcover and/or specimen plant.
A great perennial for shade in New England. I've never known any form of this species to be weedy or invasive in any sense, nor is it a n...Read More
I planted this the fall of 2008. It survived (always a plus in Alaska) the winter, and became very healthy and filled in nicely. It is i...Read More
In my opinion, the prettiest of the lamiums. I have several others and this one is my favorite. It has the biggest leaves and flowers a...Read More