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Message: [QUOTE="Beverly, post: 84678, member: 3056"] Thank you [USER=944]@Chuck[/USER]...i was hoping to avoid having to tweezer this mess apart. I didn't know they were edible. The Purslane is contained in little planter pots of a twiggy tower on the patio...of course that's not necessarily going to contain them.:LOL: Each pot has growing space for 2 plants. Lots of people put them in sidewalk planter strips. As for invasive, i live in the tropics, most of my plants are native to Mexico, pretty much all of them are invasive. During the humid part of the year, they get the urge to grow and the life force is awe-inspiring. Most of us gardeners who are not in the business of farming just let things grow and duke it out among themselves. Invasive is pretty much a way of life and somehow it works out, the spanish style garden walls help alot. :) Thanks for the tip about dispersing small seeds. That should reduce the need to tweeze very nicely. [ATTACH=full]13803[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]