Plant Identification

What is this little patch of plant called?


What is this little patch of plant called?

by chocolaux

14 Comments

  1. sine_denarios

    Not sure what it is called, but it is incredibly invasive!

  2. njcharmschool

    Henbit. Part of the mint family. Spreads like a mother. Pollinators LOVE it.

  3. Not henbit. This is Creeping Charlie, a relative. I like it as a ground cover and it smells nice. While it is invasive, it’s less resource-draining than grass and provides an early season food source for pollinators. It also smells nice when it’s blooming or cut, and doesn’t get more than an inch or two tall.

  4. Consistent-Leek4986

    it’s lamium, dead nettle. bees love it but it spreads. lush lawn enthusiasts hate it

  5. Campiana

    Lawn-Taker-Overer.

    Seriously my mom planted a tiny little patch in her garden and it took a decade to get it out of the front side and back yard!

  6. Riverwood_KY

    These will take over your yard. Do not plant them. kill them off ASAP, or deal with them for years.

  7. senticosus

    Satan.. running wild devil. Crazy invasive in my area

  8. shadows-of_the-mind

    Ground Ivy aka Creeping Charlie. Highly invasive and if you care about your lawn, it’ll take over if allowed. Kill on sight.

  9. Maser2account2

    Creeping Charlie, BURN IT TO THE GROUND, PLEASE

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