12 Sensitive Plants You Should Never Water With Tap Water
Bamboo
Though beautiful, bamboo grows aggressively and can spread uncontrollably, invading other areas of the garden and even neighboring properties if not properly contained.
Japanese KnotweedA notorious invasive plant, Japanese knotweed can take over gardens with its fast-growing roots and stems, damaging structures and waterways if left unchecked.
Mint
While mint is a favorite for cooking, it spreads rapidly through rhizomes and can quickly become invasive, overpowering other plants and taking over garden beds.
English IvyThough hardy and evergreen, English ivy can suffocate other plants, cover trees, and even damage structures as it climbs and spreads aggressively across landscapes.
Purple LoosestrifePurple loosestrife is a beautiful yet invasive plant that quickly overtakes wetlands, draining resources from native species and disrupting local ecosystems.
DayliliesWhile easy to grow, daylilies can spread aggressively and quickly dominate garden spaces with their invasive roots, making it difficult to control their growth.
Celandine
A beautiful yellow-flowered plant, Celandine spreads through seeds and rhizomes, often becoming invasive and choking out other plants in the garden.
Lamb's EarThis low-maintenance plant can quickly overtake areas with its thick, woolly foliage and spread uncontrollably through rhizomes, crowding out other perennials.