Horticulture/Cardamine impatiens

Cardamine impatiens__NOTOC__Narrow-leaved Bittercress Cardamine_impatiens_004.JPG Brassicaceae Cardamine impatiens is a mustard native to Europe, but also established as an invasive in other parts of the world. Description The plant is a biennial or winter annual, producing basal whorls of pinnately divided leaves during its vegetative stage, and then a stalk with alternate leaves as it bolts. Growing Conditions Prefers good garden soils, tolerant of both full sun and farly dense shade. Varieties Uses Maintenance Propagation Harvest Pests and Diseases References 7.12.13 7.12.13