Vinca Minor
Lesser Periwinkle
Tæppedannede bunddækkeplante med kraftig tæt vækst. Blomstrer maj-juni. Bliver op til 15 cm høj. Sol-skygge. Vintergrøn https://kridtvejsplanter.dk/vinca-vintergron/3026-vinca-minor-singron-vintergron.html
Ikke en plante jeg ville slippe løs i en have, pæn som den er, men så er den snart over det hele og inde hos naboen, så den vil jeg holde "indespærret" i en potte på altanen. Har så heller ikke rigtig noteret mig nogen interesse fra insekter i planten iøvrigt, så lidt spild af plads. Ikke jeg smider min ud, kan faktisk godt lide den, så den er på altanen som pynt.
!!!Invasive!!!
Creating a Wild Backyard - Ground Covers (US)
Ground Covers to Avoid - Not all ground covers are created equal, and it is important to be aware that some readily sold ground covers are invasive. Invasive species are non-native species that cause problems like crowding out native species and changing soil environments. The following list is comprised of plants sold that are known to be invasive in Maryland. If possible, then you should avoid planting these in your yard. Periwinkle (Vinca minor), Vinca vine (Vinca major).
Lesser Periwinkle - Vinca minor
A European native and evergreen perennial. Vinca minor makes excellent ground cover in shady areas, growing vigorously to forms dense and extensive mats along the forest floor. Commonly used in ornamental gardening the plants provides a valuable source of early nectar for bees and other pollinising insects. A low maintenance plant that is normally very easy to grow.
Known Hazards - Once established, it is difficult to eradicate.
Most annual vinca varieties are good for attracting bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. https://askinglot.com/does-vinca-minor-attract-bees
Vinca minor 'Illuminations'
is known for attracting bees. It nectar-pollen-rich-flowers.