Weeds or precious perennials?
18 years ago
So often I've pulled up the last year's perennials that I'm letting things come up this year.
These four plants in front of the hostas are suspect. (From left, 2 and 4 are the same plant. There are lots of them, only in my perennial beds.)
Can anyone identify them, or at least tell me if I should pull or coddle them? Especially 2 & 4, since they're rampant.
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