I haven't gotten to that problem yet.. I hope to get too many plants where I wont feel like a fool for yanking em out.

Ajuga
dead nettle
false Salomen's seal
Ostrich fern
ditch lilies (orange ones)
common hostas
Helianthus
aster
euphorbia
sedum

I embrace that which is hardy and grows without coddling...except the other side of that coin generally means I am ripping out those same plants for their rambunctiousness!

The Reseeders:
Mallow (Malva sylvestris)
Sweet William
Columbine
Tall Phlox
Orange Poppy

The Runners:
Orange Daylilies (These are now officially banned from my yard)
A dwarf iris whose name escapes me
A 7 to 9 foot tall double yellow flower I've heard referred to as "Golden Glow"
Ostrich Fern

Chives
Hollyhocks
Morning glories

Zizia
Spiderwort
Oenothera
Columbine
Virginia Creeper
Strawberry

HEHE you all need to read my WANT list... some of your throw-aways are stuff I actually (believe it or not) NEED.

My disposables are:

asters
wild geranium
asters
white snakeroot
asters
wild ginger
asters
jack-in-the-pulpet
and did I mention asters?

-Marie

Can I volunteer my services to come to everyone's yard and "liberate" the throw aways???

Isn't it funny how when you inherit someone else's garden(ie buy a new house) they never to seem to have planted the things YOU want?

So far I've gotten rid of:
Iris (ok normally I wouldn't but they were extra)
Hostas
yellow daylillies
campanula
funky shrubs(various and assorted)
ivy
mallow
Yucca

Rudbeckia
hostas
stella d'oro
physostegia
goldenglow
oxeye daisies
columbine
chives
tradescantia
celandine poppy
yarrow
some of my lilies after this year
sweet woodruff
johnson's blue geraniums
sedum
candylily
hyssop
some nicotiana & calendula & amaranth

Orange poppies
Phlox
Orange daylilies
Anything growing aggressively where I don't want it.
Malva
Physotogia
Spiderwort
Irises that are "rotters" or fussy
William Baffin rose that won't go away.
Wild white violets
Red beebalm
Rudbeckia
Sedum

ditch lilies
hosta
Pine trees..... I can't tell you how many seedlings I pull out every year

nettiesgarden- I'd gladly come and liberate you from the William Baffin rose :)

I'd gladly help liberate any of the following:

Chives
Virginia Creeper
jack-in-the-pulpet
johnson's blue geraniums
some nicotiana & calendula & amaranth

ditch lilies
hosta
Pine trees..... I can't tell you how many seedlings I pull out every year

nettiesgarden- I'd gladly come and liberate you from the William Baffin rose :)

vogt0047- unfortunately it is coming up one of my favorite clematis vines that I planted in what should have been a vacant hole. So now I can't shovel it out without damaging the clematis which is more than 5 years old. Too bad because I would take your pine seedlings off your hands.

nettiesgarden- I've always thought it funny that something you really want tends to be so close to something you don't. Right now I have some beautiful lillies right next to a bush that I've been hoping to dig up, but low and behold the lilies spread in one direction and are now too close for me to get at the bush without damaging them. Hopefully this fall I'll be able to get them away so we can dig it up.

I'll be happy to pass along a pine seedling... do you happen to want a crimson maple seedling as well? Those would be next on my list. :)