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     • Nettles are a hardy perennial plant that can easily become invasive. Expect it to spread, and pick a location that you don’t mind if it happens to spread around. If there isn’t any area that you would be okay with the plant spreading, it would be better to grow nettle in containers or raised beds where they can be confined.
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   Are nettle leaves good for plants?

   • Gardeners have long used fermentations of nettle leaves to fertilize and protect crops. As nettles are high in nitrogen, they’re a great fertilizer for leafy veggies like kale, spinach, and chard. How to make nettle organic liquid plant food : Just stuff nettle leaves in a bucket or container. Some folks like to have a lid.

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   Should you grow nettle?

   • Most people never consider growing nettle because it often appears exactly where you don’t want it. Plus there’s that whole stinging thing. But nettle attracts tons of beneficial insects, is tasty in the kitchen, and has several proven medicinal uses. You really should give this wonder herb a chance, so here’s how to get started: What is Nettle?

   Growing Nettle: How to Plant, Care For and Harvest This Useful Herb

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   How do you grow dead nettle?

   • Dead Nettle is a superb choice for “spiller” in “thriller/spiller/filler” combinations. Plant it with coral bells, delphinium, and phlox in containers. Choose a container with enough room for this fast-growing perennial’s roots to grow. A 12-inch or 15-inch pot is a fine choice to start. Make sure the soil is loamy, moist, and drains well.

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   Can you replant Nettles?

   • If you have nettles growing somewhere that you don’t want them or have a friend with a nettle patch, try digging up a few of the plants in late fall. Then, you can replant the nettles wherever you want them to end up. Keeping nettle alive usually isn’t a problem. Remember, it grows as a weed and people struggle to kill it.

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   Nettle grows almost anywhere, which you know if you’ve battled it as a weed. It does well in an area that has plenty of sunlight, but it also does well with partial shade. You should pick a spot with the future in mind. Nettles are a hardy perennial plant that can easily become invasive.

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   May 21, 2022 · Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is a fast-growing herbaceous perennial that is usually regarded as a weed but is occasionally grown as a garden plant. Erect stems growing three to seven feet tall are lined with soft-green pointed leaves with serrated edges.

   • Botanical Name: Urtica dioic
   • Family: Urticaceae

   • Common Name: Stinging nettle, common nettle, burning grass
   • Plant Type: Herbaceous perennial

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   Searching for an adaptable, fast-growing perennial to employ as groundcover in a shady area of your yard? Dead Nettle, also known as Lamium, is hard to beat. Featuring clusters of delicate florets in various colors from spring until summer, Dead Nettle plants are a great source of nectar for bees.

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   Jul 10, 2024 · Here are the main care requirements for growing a spotted dead nettle: Spreads easily wherever its stems touch the soil. Prefers acidic, loamy, well-drained soil. Give compost to alleviate clay-like soils. Thrives best in partial sun or shade. Grows in poor soil with very little maintenance. Warning.

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7. www.gardenista.com › edibles › nettles-urtica-dioicaHow to Successfully Grow Nettles: A Field Guide to Planting ...

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   The common, or stinging, nettle is a weed, and five of its six subspecies have aggressive hairs on its stems and leaves. Nettles can be foraged, landing on high-end menus, and brewed as beer. They’re packed with nitrogen; a strong nettle tea can boost your garden.

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   May 22, 2024 · Stinging nettle: wild plant with many benefits in the kitchen (nettle soup), in the garden (nettle liquid plant food), and as a natural remedy (nettle allergy tea). See how to harness the power of nettles!

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   Aug 25, 2023 · Deadnettles are most at home in well-drained soil with even moisture. Once established, they are quite tolerant of dry soil; they may just be a bit less vigorous. The biggest concern is overly moist soil. Most species and varieties will not tolerate too much moisture, so be sure to avoid soggy soil, especially standing water.