plant spreading in sandy shade- Weed?
glenrose8
9 years ago
I live in Wisconsin in a wooded area with sandy acidic soil. this plant popped up this year and is taking off everywhere.
Is it an invasive weed or something to be welcomed? It is about 1-1 1/2 ft tall.
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