According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, 22% — or roughly 500 species — of plants growing wild in the state are not native.

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The weather no doubt, has been poor in the last few days with plenty of rainfall across the country, however reseeding ...

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Swedish ivy, which is neither Swedish or ivy, has lived in the Oval Office for over 60 years. Here's how you can grow it at ...

Buried deep in one of my photo albums is a picture of me and my brothers sometime in the early 1970s standing in starched, ...

He won $667,862 from the ticket bought at Freeman Leaky Tap in Walkerville. The bar and grill has been “particularly lucky,” ...

Nothing transforms a plain patio into a little slice of paradise faster than plants that smell as good as they look.

Starch and oils are known as storehouses of carbon in plants. However, the way in which carbon resources are allocated during metabolism in plants remained unknown. Now, however, using a forward ...