Aegopodium podagrania

Botanical Name: Aegopoium podagrania
Common Name: gout weed, bishop's weed
Family Name: Apiaceae
Distribution/Origin: Europe, W. Asia

Leaf/Foliage: Compound, Trifoilate(ternate), Green/Nearly white, Heavily veined, Pinnate venation, Soft/flexible, Glabrous, Elliptic/Oblong/Ovate/Acute/Cordate/Cuneate/Truncate/Crenate/
Serrate 

Arrangement: Basal

Inflorescence: White, Creamy white, Umbel, Jun/Jul/Aug

Fruit/Seed: Brown, Schizoparp, Not showy, Jul/Aug

Stem/Bark: Green, Smooth

Size: Height: 0.2 - 0.4m/Spread: > 25m

Habit: Spreading

Form: Creeping, Mat-like

Sun: Full sun, Partial sun

Exposure: Deep/Filtered/Partial Shade

Soil: All conditions

Moisture: All conditions

Landscape use: Ground cover, NEVER PLANT, INVASIVE PLANT

Notes: Herbaceous perennial, INVASIVE PLANT