8 Common Plants You Should NEVER Grow In Your Garden

Rhododendron

The rhododendron bush is beautiful and dramatic, offering up spectacular displays of purple, white, pink and even orange flowers.

Green alkanet

Considered a weed by many, green alkanet is often seen growing in damp, shady places like woodlands and grasslands.

Cuckoo-pint

Also known as lords-and-ladies, the cuckoo-pint plant is native to most parts of Europe, as well as some countries in northern Africa.

Foxgloves

If you're a fan of classic crime novels, then you've likely heard of Digitalis. Also known as foxgloves, this pretty plant features long stems of pink and purple, tubular-shaped flowers.

Bamboo

With their tall, swaying canes and evergreen foliage, bamboo plants are undeniably beautiful and look fantastic in gardens.

Rhubarb

There's nothing like growing your own fruits and vegetables and rhubarb is a popular option, since it's a hardy plant that can live for numerous years.

Butterfly bush

One look at this stunning plant and it isn't hard to see why people love it. With its vibrant, conical blooms and lovely fragrance, the butterfly bush is a striking addition to any garden.

Himalayan balsam

As its name suggests, the Himalayan balsam is native to the Himalayas. Because of this, it is considered an invasive plant in the UK, as well as Canada and the United States.

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