The flowers are beautiful, but don't be tempted to grow these invasive, noxious weeds that can harm native species and ecosystems, and be ultra-hard to control.

Electricity customers across a broad swath of the country will bear the costs of running an outdated fossil fuel power plant ...

For a thriving vegetable garden, avoid certain plants that can sabotage growth. Invasive herbs like mint and fennel spread ...

Although you can view a weed as a plant growing where you don’t want it to be, some weeds require prompt removal. They rapidly take over your garden or landscape, spreading by seeds or rhizomes.

"There is only a little water here, which allows the Nile flower and reeds to grow, since there isn't enough running water to ...

Time is running out for most farmers to take steps to minimize the spread of weeds before harvest. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Liz Stahl says combines are notorious for ...

Iraq's Euphrates River is running at historically low levels as the drought-stricken country faces its worst water scarcity ...

Officials say they’re turning the tide in a long-running fight against hydrilla — but to continue, the Army Corps needs ...

Weeds thrive between roads and crops due to a combination of regular disturbance, rapid seed dispersal, and poor soil conditions. Movement of vehicles, people, and equipment along the road contributes ...

September is the perfect time for weeds to grow if gardeners are not diligent with their efforts to keep them at bay ...