Bindweed is a fast-spreading, deeply rooted perennial vine that chokes out garden plants as well as crops. This invasive weed can regrow from tiny root fragments and seeds that stay viable for decades ...

"You’ll starve it out." Gardener shares brilliant tip after battle with annoying pests on property: 'I'll try anything at ...

Dandelions are an example of an invasive plant from a different hemisphere. Not only do they take space, nutrients and water away from native vegetation, they also grow in almost every kind of ...

Q: I write for clarification about eradicating bindweed. Your response was to use half-strength Round-Up in a floral pick, then “Cut the weed stem and place the ends into the pick.” I have English Ivy ...

Q. What makes a plant invasive, and why are they considered harmful? Whenever we hear about invasive species, we usually think about pest insects or arthropods such as Argentine ants or fruit flies.

I’m baffled. For over 20 years I have pulled up Morning Glory seedlings long before they could bloom. What has me stumped is where did all the hundreds (thousands?) of seedlings come from this year? I ...