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I love the way the foliage shines on this plant.

I am trying to rid my garden of Ficaria Brazen Hussy, she is such a nuisance.

We have very Different gardens this is very well behaved here but could name a few that are not,Hellebores come into that category they seed in there thousands

I agree with Siris, this is a nightmare of a plant, originally discovered by Christopher Lloyd....ours started as a well behaved clump, then it went mad....

Would not do for all our gardens to be the same.I note you are both in the warm south.

Yes we are very near to one another.....

Dotty
depends what you call near 2.1/2 hrs away about,I always see things grow different on the south coast area

Siris I was looking before the storms arrived yet again ( soaked with the dog once more) at the double creamy white variety it is never a problem have to divide it to increase,

The little bulbils break off of Brazen Hussey while trying to remove, then the following year they are back. I have been trying to eradicate BH for the past 15+ years. The white sounds nice, but wouldn't want to risk it.

Sounds a bit like the wild Garlic at the bottom of my garden there is a never ending supply of bulbils on that
Another odd one is lily of the valley that for years would never increase ( I had heard Goy members say it was a weed ) then a few years back it suddenly started spreading like mad and one of 2015 jobs were to dig as much as i could out except It never grew at least not above ground ,Did a bit of reading on it and some years it only grow underground ,so will see how far it has traveled ,could be a problem as it is in an area where a lot of snowdrops are naturalized.

I introduced Allium triquestrum some years ago, more fool me. Just a few appear each year now, I remove them as soon as I spot the flowers.