I grew up in the South, and if there’s one thing I’ve always been sure of, it’s this: kudzu isn’t just a plant—it’s a ...

When moving dirt with heavy equipment and mowing the ground with a high-powered blade couldn't curb the kudzu in our backyard ...

There is almost no flower in the Southern Mountains deeper in purple color than the ironflowers (Vernonia spp.) blooming now ...

Like other invasive plants, the buckthorn bush "grows and spreads quickly, sprouting leaves before native plants, shading ...

The insects latch on to the underside of leaves and suck out the contents of the plant’s cells, disrupting photosynthesis ... cotton producers to protect their crop.” Critters and kudzu: Georgia’s odd ...

September marks the beginning of the slow descent into Fall in North Carolina. The leaves start to turn colors on the trees and it is easier to get back into ...

Researchers at The University of Osaka have developed a computer graphics (CG) model, NeuraLeaf, capable of representing a ...

Once the leaves break down, you can use them as mulch, a soil amendment, or as a potting soil base. However, Renusch notes that it can take up to three years for the leaves to fully break down into a ...

When Roaya Saleh opened her first restaurant, Villa Mamas, in Bahrain in 2012, she had one goal: to feed people the way her mother fed her – with generosity, soul and spice. A former investment banker ...

* What it is: Sometimes nicknamed “dog hobble,” this southeastern-U.S. native broad-leaf evergreen is distinctive for its red new leaves in spring and then its burgundy-purple fall foliage that holds ...