bishops weed

I know it is a weed but does someone know where I can get it. I have some dry shade to poplulate

i have tons of it - but are you really really sure you want it??? on second take .... it is on the invasive plant list.

This message was edited Jun 9, 2004 10:21 PM

well in a previous house we had it by the front door and it never invaded a thing - quietly sat there and was always
looked really nice. Trouble is my sister called it "snow on the mountain" so it took a long time because I kept trying to buy some but what they trotted out was not the stuff

I figured if it can live under trees it cannot be all bad

Funny…I was looking through the ground cover selection at Blue Stone Perennials (http://www.bluestoneperennials.com) and saw Bishops Weed listed at the same time I saw your post. It is listed under the scientific name of "Aegopodium Variegata". Is that what you are looking for?

- Brent

snow on the mountain is the variegated form of bishops weed - not as invasive

Brent
Thanks for the link - exactly what I was after.

Snow on the mountain is a different species altogether to my
understanding - just search Dave's Garden to see the various debates. The plant database has a completely different plant as snow on the mountain......but yes they are both variegated.

I am learning only shop for latin names otherwise there is not telling what you will get.

Aegopodium variegata.