Sometimes life just needs a little fairytale magic, and you can create your own in your yard by planting some of these dreamy ...

"It will take over everything and you won't be able to get rid of it!" Homeowner alarmed after making 'suspicious' discovery in garden: 'I can't believe nurseries still sell this stuff' first appeared ...

Hummingbirds and their seemingly physics-defying ability to hover make them an absolute joy to watch but how do you attract ...

letting the honeysuckle get another dose of food before the long winter. There simply was no other native plant that previously occupied that niche. Some invasive exotic species thrive in a new ...

Amur honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii) is a well-established exotic invasive plant from northern Asia and Europe. Its unique characteristics allow it to outcompete many locally native plant species ...

They're helping the local environment with "some renegade honeysuckle removal." The two photos in their post are before-and-after shots of their handiwork. Photo Credit: Reddit Photo Credit: Reddit ...

Ed Case and Jill Tokuda, both Democrats from Hawaiʻi, are battling serious threats to the state’s agriculture, environment and economy by reintroducing the Hawai‘i Invasive Species Protection ...

Here in New Orleans, a WDSU viewer shared a video with us showing a person playing trumpet in the snow.Snow Updates | Click here for the latest forecastA winter storm warning remains in effect for ...

"Last fall I dug up what I thought was a sprout of native Beautyberry underneath my parents' BB bush. I transplanted it in my Missouri garden but as it grows, I'm afraid it's looking more like ...

Two of the many invasive plants found in Indiana’s woodlands. On the left is the Asian Honeysuckle. On the right is the Japanese Barberry. Neither are native to ...

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This column will appear periodically to address invasive plant species common in this area of upstate New York. These numerous, annoying (and yet sometimes pretty) plants can be found all over our ...