As detailed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed Senate Bill 105, a measure banning ...

A new state law aims to halt the sale of some of Missouri’s most notorious invasive plant species.

In July, Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a bill into law which will take steps toward protecting Missouri's ecosystems from invasive ...

Euonymus fortunei, on the other hand, has a completely different growth habit that allows it to be used as a ground cover, hedge or even a vine. The common name for this species is climbing ...

The ban on Climbing euonymus, Japanese honeysuckle and Sericea lespedeza would take effect Jan. 1, 2026. The ban on Burning bush and Callery pear would take effect Jan. 1, 2028.

The Missouri House passed a ban on sales of multiple invasive plants Thursday. Senate Bill 105 bans plant nurseries from importing, exporting, buying or selling climbing euonymus, all varieties of ...

The Missouri proposal would prohibit nurseries from selling or distributing several invasive species, including the Callery pear, Japanese honeysuckle and climbing euonymus.

The garden consisted of a low stone wall planted with dwarf climbing euonymus. Artemisia schmidtiana 'Silver Mound', climbing lantana, lavender, and Vinca rosea were planted beside the wall. Persons ...