Although it can be boiled and eaten as 'spring greens', this invasive little weed seems to pop up in the most inconvienient places. It is...Read More one of two chickweeds that grow on my property and I spent a great amount of time trying to keep it pulled out of flowerbeds, containers, sidewalk cracks and my greenhouse.
It is a naturalized European plant that is common throughout North America and it gets it's common name from the fuzzy little leaves that resemble it's namesake...mouse ears.
Although it can be boiled and eaten as 'spring greens', this invasive little weed seems to pop up in the most inconvienient places. It is...Read More