Examples: hairy bittercress, groundsel, chickweed, pigweed, garlic mustard, crabgrass, spotted and prostrate spurge, lambs quarters, purslane, Pennsylvania smartweed, and hairy galinsoga.

What Kind of Weed Killers to Use The best way to get rid of weeds once they’re growing it simply to pull them up. You can use ...

A trip to Moraine State Park is not complete without a walk through the Native Plant and Butterfly Trail. Working in ...

The dreaded spotted lanternfly doesn't bite and doesn't sting, but we have all been told to kill the invasive insect on sight ...

The invasive spotted lanternfly has spread to 17 states and can threaten vineyards. But bats, fungi, dogs and even trees may help control them.

Salt Lake City Public Lands warns hikers about the dangers of myrtle spurge, which can cause rashes or blindness.

Infestations of the invasive species originally from Asia have been spotted in several parts of Massachusetts this year.

Infestations of the invasive species originally from Asia have been spotted in several parts of Massachusetts this year.

Invasive spotted lanternflies have breached Roanoke, as the insect’s yearslong advance south into Virginia continues. A few individual reports of spotted lanternflies first reached Roanoke in ...

What to do when you find a spotted lanternfly in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam At this time of year, you should kick your awareness of lanternflies into high gear.

If you're finding that weeds are invading your garden from your next-door neighbor's yard, you can easily crowd them out with hardy plants that you'll enjoy.