You may know Bishop’s Weed, Aegopodium podagraria, a member of the carrot family, as goutweed, ground elder and ...

Bishop's weed often appears on lists of ground cover plants that love shade. While that's true, and could be considered a ...

Mowing, or even weed whacking, can be a challenge on steeper slopes planted with grass. Using a ground cover to dress up a sloped yard is a great option, however it’s not without its own challenges.

Cancel anytime. Bishop's weed. Photo from the Missouri Botanical Garden. Q • I am trying to locate some information on a ground cover that my grandmother called goutweed or ghost weed ...

A low-maintenance, fast-growing groundcover that is downright gorgeous (like Queen Anne's Lace), thrives in compacted soils, ...

The plants grow closely to form impenetrable mats of vegetation. Bishop’s weed is nonnative, sold as a ground cover and native to Eurasia. There are several options for control but most include ...

For part-shade, there is variegated bishop’s weed, ajuga, creeping saxifrage ... Plants that are good to cover a slope and control erosion are daylilies and irises. We will have some daylily ...

Transplant any desirable plants to another area and then use shears or a string trimmer to cut the bishop's weed as low as possible. Now cover the whole mess with sections of wet newspaper.