However, creeping jenny grows a little too well outdoors, especially in the Midwest and Northeast, where it is considered invasive. Though it's native to Europe and Asia, the plant has naturalized ...

Garlic mustard does not provide a valuable food source for native wildlife. It can displace wildflowers like trilliums and ...

This plant can grow in both wet and dry soils ... attractive ground cover to replace your lawn, ditch the invasive creeping Jenny and opt for creeping Mazus (Mazus miquelii, formerly Mazus ...

In second place was Lysimachia. Also called Creeping Jenny, it is considered a vigorous plant that can also become invasive if left unchecked. The research found Japanese Anemones to be “a thug ...

The next time you see English Ivy for sale, it might also have a warning sign letting you know it’s an invasive plant.