Broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade (Circaea canadensis) is native to the eastern United States and almost all of Maryland (except for a couple of counties on the eastern shore). It is quite common in forests and forest edges. It's not considered a weed. It is a perennial plant, so it will persist from year to year and will spread if conditions are right for it. Management of it is really your choice: for example, you may want to pull/dig it out of garden beds, but leave it in its natural habitat in the woods.

Christa

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