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Does anyone else in the Cinti area have a yard that has been hijacked by black horehound? It is in the mint family and, hence, an AGGRESSIVE spreader. I was wondering if it was a regional problem or if someone innocently planted it in my yard years ago. I suppose you could use it as a groundcover.
Are you sure it's black horehound? It may be henbit (Lamium),which is a common weed that prefers rich,moist soil.I think some people use it as a groundcover,although there are numerous varieties of this species that are much more attractive.
Henbit is less invasive than ground ivy,but I have both of them in my yard. They seem to thrive in partly shaded,wet areas so they are loving it here! I think the ground would still have adequate moisture if it didn't rain for another month.
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