02-22-2008, 04:16 AM
We have half a dozen mature clerodendrum on our property, and they seem to be less invasive that we were led to expect. They do reproduce by both suckers and seeds, but we just yank up the unwanted ones, giving some away to friends and neighbors with a mild warning. They are not coming up all over the place. Most of ours are planted in deep cracks in the lava rock, so maybe that inhibits suckering. The clerodendrum certainly are far less prevalent than the weeds with wind-blown seeds.
Cheers,
Jerry
Cheers,
Jerry