The National Trust for Scotland project took aim at species such as Japanese knotweed and Rhododendron ponticum.

Removing Japanese knotweed and other species is a priority in National Trust for Scotland’s new Plan for Nature.

Commonly found on hillsides, gardens, and woodlands across the UK, Rhododendron Ponticum appears to be a harmless addition to our landscape. However, these rapidly growing plants are invasive, toxic, ...

Northern Ireland is the least wooded corner of Europe and its native woodland face consistent threat from invasive species.

The gardens of the Capitol Campus in Olympia are buzzing with springtime activity, even as Washington's 2025 legislative ...

Take a look at some of the fun and informational home and garden events happening in the greater New Orleans area.

If your garden gets half sun, you'll want to grow annuals and perennials that thrive in partial shade. We're sharing our ...

There’s a lot of activity going on in here — bees, birds, people, animals — and it’s really quiet in here at dusk,” one ...

As a young boy growing up worlds away in rural Nepal outside the Kathmandu Valley, I remember my beloved grandfather telling ...

Although mountain laurel is Pennsylvania’s state flower, I rarely see it growing in our area. In fact, locally I know of just ...

Like many who attend Omaha's Munroe-Meyer Guild Garden Walk, you might have been curious about the behind-the scenes ...

Some people hear that Great Smoky Mountains is America’s most-visited national park and think it’s a reason to stay away. The ...