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Gardening

ratchiweenie

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9. Vinca. I planted a running type one year (smaller leaves and flowers) and it covered a hillside in

Reply to Siwsan (Reply #8)

Tue May 25, 2021, 09:43 AM

May 2021

2 seasons. Like you said, all I had to do was clip the runners where I didn't want it to go. Never had to water it or take care of it except for clipping it where I didn't want it to go. Love, love, love it for spreading and erosion control. Very easy to take cuttings.

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Came up with a temporary 'support' for my mystery Vetch plant [View all] Siwsan May 2021 OP

Looks like Crown Vetch. nt doc03 May 2021 #1

Is that crown vetch?? happybird May 2021 #2

Yikes! Siwsan May 2021 #3

We found out about it years ago happybird May 2021 #4

I decided to dig it up and deposit it into a yard waste bag Siwsan May 2021 #5

You're welcome :) happybird May 2021 #6

There are some kinds of vinca that will spread very rapidly but are easy to cut back and ratchiweenie May 2021 #7

Vinca or Vetch Siwsan May 2021 #8

Vinca. I planted a running type one year (smaller leaves and flowers) and it covered a hillside in ratchiweenie May 2021 #9

My Vinca has been absolutely beautiful, this year, with more blossoms than I've ever seen. Siwsan May 2021 #10