If these aggressive and invasive plants aren’t contained, they can end up harming the environment, animals, insects, and ...

Planting pine trees was seen as a valuable option for farmers back in the day. In 1925, this was “strikingly proved” by a ...

If you have spent time in the southeastern United States, you are all too familiar with kudzu, an aggressive vine that covers and grows over pretty much any kind of tree or bush. It's native to ...

Like a rapid-fire game of Monopoly, houses — and some hotels — are popping up where pine trees and kudzu once reigned.

In forest systems, kudzu — a highly invasive vine in the United States — grows rapidly and smothers trees and structures, leading to costly removal efforts. Controlling invasive plants and ...

Kudzu typically grows a foot a day — with mats of the vine capable of growing 35-100 feet along landscapes, trees and buildings — smothering any foliage in its way. Patches of the vine can be ...

drilled into the bark and decimated the trees, which are still coming down across roads and power lines. We see our yards and woods overrun with Japanese stilt grass, kudzu and oriental bittersweet.

A wildfire near Myrtle Beach is one of many to strike NC and SC as drought, low humidity and high winds challenge fire crews ...

Is it any wonder, then, that fentanyl superlabs are springing up throughout parts of this country like kudzu? Human behaviour ... be missing the forest for the trees. Surely, there is a better ...

Even a single tree can be an all-in-one bed-and-breakfast ... or seen a telephone pole swallowed up by a Kudzu vine, well, you know plants do things. And we’re not as in control as we think.