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Yellow Archangel (Lamiastrum): Garden Devil in Disguise

Variegated leaves, yellow spring flowers, but aggressively smothers ferns and hostas. Tolerates deep shade. If kept, confine under large shrubs and monitor ruthlessly. Better: remove entirely.

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