Before, you head to the nursery to fork out on a planting scheme take a look at these Invasive plants you should avoid planting in your garden. 1. Bear's Breeches ...

Here, garden experts reveal five invasive perennials to watch out for. 1. Bear’s breeches. Acanthus, ... attempt to lift and remove as much of the root ball as possible.

We love plants, but there are some that definitely don’t belong in your yard or garden. Yup, we're talking about invasive plants, those that are not native to the eco-system. Some of these ...

As an invasive, it is hard to control, Heberling adds. The burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a commonly planted shrub and is now wild-growing in the eastern United States.

If you think you have invasive plants in your yard or garden, the first step is to identify them. Experts recommend using free plant identification apps that are managed by scientists, such as ...

How invasive species spread. Invasives move from garden to garden in many ways — when birds eat the fruit and drop the seeds, by lawnmowers and snowplows.

Q. Several years ago, I purchased a small container of “living mint” at my local grocery. When I finished using it in a recipe, I planted the remaining 1/2 package in my yard.

Q. Several years ago, I purchased a small container of “living mint” at my local grocery. When I finished using it in a recipe, I planted the remaining 1/2 package in my yard.