Pretty plant that turned invasive and became a nightmare @wendiland
Pretty plant that turned invasive and became a nightmare  @wendiland
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 47 minutes ago
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00:00 - Intro, First Glimpse of the Rooftop Garden
01:06 - History & how to care for Cashmere Bouquet
03:50 - Good and bad news of Cashmere Bouquet
07:43 - How to prevent invasive plants from spreading

This beautiful, fragrant flower might look like a dream — but it quickly turned into a garden nightmare. The plant is called Cashmere Bouquet (also known as Mexican Hydrangea) — a shade-loving, tropical flower with blooms that smell like gardenia and jasmine. It looks like a hydrangea and grows fast... maybe too fast.

In this video, I share what happened when I planted it in my garden — and how quickly it spread through root suckers. You’ll learn why Cashmere Bouquet is considered invasive, how to control it, and what I wish I had done to prevent it from spreading.

If you’re thinking of growing this plant, here’s what to know before you let it touch the ground.

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Pretty plant that turned invasive and became a nightmare

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