Callery pear aka Bradford pear trees are an eco disaster that Ohio banned because they ruin the ecosystem. Here's why and what you can plant instead.

"I wish that the average garden store took more responsibility." Expert issues dire warning about little-known threat to ...

The gardener proposed a boycott. Gardener issues urgent warning after posting alarming photos of local trees: 'I wish it was ...

They were also pest-resistant and disease-free. Today, these trees are known to be an invasive species, growing rapidly and outperforming native plants. The fruits the trees produce are also inedible ...

Photo Credit: Reddit Photo Credit: Reddit The Redditor noted the plant "consists of vertical stems that are very flexible and bendy and supported by other plants/trees." Each plant had ... gave them ...

In the commotion of Donald Trump’s return to office, it’s easy to overlook a smaller thing that has vanished: the Swedish ivy plant in the Oval Office. The ivy sat atop the fireplace mantel ...

Dear Neil: I have had trouble growing Russelia (firecracker ... The lane back to the entrance was lined with trees which were draped with devil’s ivy plants with leaves 18 inches across.

English ivy is such a nuisance to native tree and ground plant life that some parks hold events to cut ... time and how easy it is truly to starting killing it and saving your trees and ecosystem!" ...

Also when it climbs trees, its added weight and density can ... The most common answer seemed to be to cut the ivy plant down and use a certain household item on the plant - bleach.

"We're bringing in seven large-caliper trees that are the largest ones we can actually plant, so that's something that's above and beyond what we normally do for construction projects." ...

Fast-growing poison ivy vines can grow 20 feet each season along fence lines ... climbing along fences, walls, and trees. It grows to 6 feet as a shrub. It’s a perennial that grows during spring and ...