Climbing Hempweed, Climbing Hempvine, Climbing Boneset

Growing like mad in my yard in Brimfield Il. I thought it was bind weed and then it flowered. I was able to identify it searching bind we...Read Moreed with clover flower. LOL. I'm neutral right now. Will give it a chance. Looks nice on my arbir. Just volunteered in the perfect spot!

Doing extremely well and without help in an unattended commercial lot in Fort Bend Co. TX, z9a. It has a lovely, sweet fragrance. Rati...Read Moreng it neutral as I'm not fond of vines and I don't have first-hand experience with it.

I live next to a 10-acre lake in Durham, NC. I first noticed Mikania scadens growing on an alder along the shore roughly 4 years go and d...Read Moreecided to let it grow to see what type of flower it would produce. I know view my decision to let it go to seed as a major mistake. It is now growing in multiple wet areas along the shore as well as in dry soils elsewhere in the neighborhood. It grows very rapidly in moist soil. Within a month it can go from a sprig to multiple runners 4-6 ft long. I've come to view it as aquatic kudzu and have been hand pulling and trying to remove it roots (a fiberous mat growing in the water). I ended up at Dave's Garden after googling looking for suggestion for control. HELP if you have any experience!

This one came out of nowhere and it sure grows fast. It took me a few days to figure out what it was. Thankfully, the winds have been o...Read Moreut of the East so that the seeds are all blowing to the neighbors' yards and I shouldn't have too many sprouting soon. It smells pretty and sweet, the critters love it attracting the wasp moth, too. If anything, I'll deadhead it until I get tired of it. Still too early to think negative or just neutral.