Texas Gardening: What I found in the woods..., 1 by LindaTX8

LindaTX8 wrote:
Geum canadense reseeds prolifically and spreads. Not recommended for fertile garden soil with regular watering unless you want to remove the seedlings when they come up. If you have a natural area you don't water or fertilize, try that. Mine are slow to take off this year because it was dry for so long, so right now they don't look much like they will later on. Wood violets don't do well where I am...they don't like the soil and I don't keep things as moist as they like, I guess...eventually they die off. Crow Poison I just leave it alone and don't put in my garden beds.