If you are looking for a groundcover, maybe Asarum Canadense (Canadian wild
ginger) would be good. That's native. Pretty leaves.
On Tue, Jul 26, 2022 at 8:18 AM Sara Lupkas
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> We battle Sweet Woodruff in many conservation fields in Lincoln - it is
> very aggressive! I would strongly
We battle Sweet Woodruff in many conservation fields in Lincoln - it is very
aggressive! I would strongly advise against planting it anywhere. A good place
to look for native plant recommendations is either on LLCT's website,
https://lincolnconservation.org/pollinators/toolkits/, Native Plant
Dear Lincoln gardeners - I’m curious about your experience with Sweet
Woodruff (Galium odoratum). I’m considering it for a medium shady spot as
ground cover in between other plants like bleeding hearts, fringed bleeding
hearts, anise hyssop, sage. But I read it can be aggressive. I’ve tried
