Ground cover or weed? (see pic)
viche
18 years ago
I moved into a house and with the spring this stuff has started to sprout up in patches, mainly on the side of a steep hill in my yard. Is it some sort of ground cover or is it a weed? If it is a weed, how do I kill it?
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