Balloon Flower Invasive

Balloon flower invasive

The roots are not aggressive, but this plant self-sows with vigor, spreading via new shoots that pop up in the fertile ground each spring. Plant sizes vary. The true botanical species, as found in the wild in its native lands, may reach or even exceed 36 inches tall and 18 inches wide at maturity.

How do you get rid of balloon flowers?

The plants could be deadheaded to prevent self-seeding but this is a nerve racking, time consuming task. Each single seed pod has to be clipped off in order to leave the remaining buds or open blossoms. It is not possible to whack the entire plants down a foot.

Do balloon flowers attract bees?

Birds, bees and butterflies love them, so a patch of balloon flowers will draw wildlife to your garden.

Is platycodon invasive?

non-aggressive. non-invasive. not native to North America - Native to China and Japan.

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