Invasive plant species such as English ivy can outcompete native plants, smother trees, and disrupt ecosystems. By tackling ...

Chinese privet roots also don't provide the structure to keep soil along riverbanks from eroding like native trees and shrubs do. You've seen it just about everywhere. Privet has glossy ...

Santi recommends the following planting distances for trees and other types of vegetation: Small shrubs (under 3 feet tall): 3 to 4 feet from the foundation Medium shrubs (3 to 5 feet tall): 4 to 6 ...

All the latest news on Today with Hoda & Jenna star, Jenna Bush Hager. The journalist is the current co-host of the fourth hour of the NBC News show, alongside Hoda Kotb. Jenna is the daughter of ...

Two former first children visited Naples on the same day last week. As Barbara Pierce Bush attended a book signing Friday at Waterside Shops, Jenna Bush Hager was across town at the annual "Hats ...

No matter the month, some plants need trimming and others want to ... April is a good time to prune privet, along with other evergreen hedges that benefit from being cut twice a year to keep ...

Many popular privacy plants are actually invasive species that cause more headaches than good. While you might enjoy the look of European privet (Ligustrum vulgare) or the fast-growing coverage of ...

Ashlyn Harris and girlfriend Sophia Bush are embracing being a blended family in the cutest way possible! The soccer star showed off the big happy family with an adorable post on Instagram on ...

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The city of Dallas is using around 280 goats to remove invasive privet plants from the Bachman Greenbelt. Goats will graze across 16 acres over 11 days, guided by an electric fence and shepard.

Barbara Pierce Bush attended a book signing event at Waterside Shops. Jenna Bush Hager was featured at the annual "Hats in the Garden" event at Naples Botanical Garden. Two former first children ...

The common privet, or ligustrum vulgare, will officially be phased out of the state and added to Ohio’s invasive plants list beginning Jan. 1, 2026. The shrub has bunches of small white flowers ...