Seven plants that should not be in your garden: they will become breeding grounds for problems (photos)

Gardeners warn that growing some plants can lead to invasion and harm native species. These are 7 popular plants that can be a problem for your garden.

According to the Express, the season when gardeners will start active work on their plots is coming soon. So you might want to fill your outdoor space with a variety of plants.

However, not all plants are suitable for gardens, and some can even "do more harm than good".

Here are 7 plants that you "should never grow in your garden", either because they are "invasive, harmful to native species, or difficult to care for":

Rhododendron ponticum

This beautiful plant can spread quickly and smother native plants. It also produces toxins that inhibit the growth of other plants.

Leyland cypress.

This fast-growing evergreen tree can quickly block light and views, which can cause disputes between neighbors. It needs to be pruned frequently to keep it under control.

Himalayan balsam

This invasive plant with an aggressive growth habit can outcompete native plants for light, space, and nutrients. Its rapid spread can lead to soil erosion and increased flood risk.

Yellow archangel

This attractive woodland plant can become invasive in your garden. It spreads quickly through underground pathways and can choke out other plants.

Montbretia

This popular garden plant can quickly form dense clumps that are difficult to remove. It can outcompete native plants and reduce biodiversity in your garden.

Common bamboo

This exotic bamboo species can become invasive if not carefully managed. Its aggressive root system can spread quickly and cause damage to structures and other plants in your garden.

Cherry laurel

This fast-growing evergreen shrub can quickly form a dense, impenetrable thicket. It can also be toxic to humans and animals if ingested.

Gardeners recommend doing research before planting any plant in your garden. This will help you choose plants that are suitable for your climate and conditions, and will not harm local species or neighbors.

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