Connecticut resident Amy Demers, like most people, spent her free time during the COVID-19 pandemic outdoors in nature soaking up the sun and walking along the state’s extensive network of hiking ...

When this plant is mentioned, it is often referred to as "May" because it is particularly tasty, delicate, and juicy during ...

Stinging nettle is a powerhouse of nutrients with a long history of medicinal use Learn how this nutrient-rich plant offers a ...

Volunteers were hunting for garlic mustard, a fast-growing invasive species, as part of an Earth Day trash bash organized by ...

On a roadside, her neighbor’s property or in her own backyard, Stacy Wilson doesn’t just see grass, weeds, underbrush and ...

Now the reason people say it stings, is because the underside of the leaves and the ... alleviate some of that stinging, or swelling. So if you handle the nettle plant, and you just go in an ...

School field trips often find their way to the farm where students can learn about pollinators, composting, and plant identification. For those looking to add to their garden or starting a garden ...

Invasive plants targeted for control in the Bundaberg Region due to serious environmental, economic, and social impacts are Easter Cassia (pictured), Leucaena, Cocos palms and Brazilian cherry.

Homeowners found to be harbouring these plants could be on the receiving end of removal orders, and fines of up to £5,000. Anyone with a modern smartphone can identify these unruly flora with a ...

Casual tea drinkers in Germany will have likely come across Brennesseltee, or stinging nettle tea ... places where these plants are in abundance, and only take a couple leaves or plants from ...