Each year a new invasive species is added to the program's bounty list. The mimosa tree, or silk tree, was this year's ...

FEELING like you have privacy in your home and garden is a luxury many aspire to have for their family. And one woman was ...

This week marks Fayetteville's eighth annual invasive plant 'bounty' program, where the city replaces invasive plants with native plants for free.

Inspired by Helen Keller, you can pair fragrant flowers with a soft green border to create a garden that delights the senses. Here's what to grow.

At first glance, it looks harmless. But selling these plants comes with a steep $1,000 fine, and there's a good reason why.

Prefer to plant native trees and shrubs? Don't look past this dense tree when making a privacy fence. Its berries and flowers are beloved by pollinators, too.

Fayetteville residents can once again receive a free native tree or shrub by removing invasive plants from their property.

Country music is all about love and loss, and many of the genre's songs are based on the experiences of the people who sing and write them. Many country stars are married, but for some reason, their ...

Weeds, which grow faster than most desirable vegetation, should be removed, before they disperse their roots any more than they already have.

When you live your life surrounded by nature, you have to be aware that sometimes forest creatures are going to make their way into your backyard. Some are great to ...

A freshman seminar encourages students to behave differently in the world and feel more passionately about biodiversity. Each Harvard University freshman in the “Tree” seminar must choose a single ...