Rather than turning over your soil and disturbing dormant weed seeds, take a "no-dig" approach to garden beds, says gardening ...

If you've noticed an overgrowth of weeds such as dandelions in your garden then try this one simple trick to eradicate them ...

Many people regard it as a weed – a plant that too often crops ... the diminutive blue – and very occasionally white or pink – flowers are rather underwhelming and barely noticeable, while ...

5. Henbit deadnettle (Lamium amplexicaule) is an invasive Old World species but an abundant source of pollen and nectar for ...

NoMowMay is a catchy concept, but it doesn’t provide the food that native North American pollinators need or lasting support for them.

Learn about the connection between uncontrolled winter annual weeds and soybean cyst nematode and how to control these costly ...

First are dandelions. The controversial yellow weed is hated by some gardeners for popping up in lawns, driveways and patios ...

If you're gardening in the Lower Hudson Valley, look for plants that thrive in your hardiness zone (the region is home to ...

Wild geranium: Just as common in lawns as turfgrass ... Chickweed: Small leaves and small white flowers are found on this weed that grows like a low mat. It’s notorious for popping at the ...

Clover is a common sight in many lawns, and it often sparks debate among homeowners about whether it is a weed or a plant with hidden benefits. Clover can be both a nuisance weed and a beneficial ...