Dame’s rocket, also known as sweet rocket in the garden, is an attractive flower with a delightfully sweet fragrance. Considered a noxious weed, the plant has escaped cultivation and invaded wild areas, crowding out native species. It behaves badly in the garden as well, and it is difficult to eradicate once it gets a foothold. Keep reading to learn more about the control of sweet rocket wildflower.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/weeds/dames-rocket-wildflower.htm
Control? Hmm, never thought of that.
Currently my gardens are a playing poster child for this article:D
I don't know about you, but for me, gardens are not about control. They're about competion:)
And so on...
But they do allow others to intersperse themselves.
These are Aquilegia or columbine. Kinda crazy looking flowers. I love the way they hover above their foliage like periscopes pointing different directions.
In keeping with the "purple" theme, I'll also add a Siberian iris. All irises are tubers helping them to hold their own, despite the fierce competition for space that is my flower gardens.
