I saw a lot of things during my years as a professional gardener, and thankfully, the vast majority of the time it was a ...

We love a fast-growing plant – until it takes over our garden entirely, that is! Here’s the ones to avoid, according to ...

Herbs form the foundations of many successful kitchen gardens. Very many herbs are beautifully aromatic and superabundant.

Pineapple, chocolate and other variations of mint plants tickle the senses and give recipes a fresh twist. Here's how to make ...

Some plants don't thrive or are fussy to grow, but these invasive (and sometimes poisonous) plants will love your yard a little too much. 15 Plants That Will Destroy Your Garden Skip to main content ...

Because mint plants spread quickly, gardeners tend to grow them in containers. When planted directly into the ground, they can become invasive and take over a garden. Mint leaves can make tea or ...

Invasive plants are not just any weeds. To me, a weed is a plant that is undesirable where it’s located, but once you dig it out, it doesn’t come back.

Warning issued to anyone with mint in garden They may have many uses in both your garden and your kitchen, but one "sneaky" and "invasive" plant should not be overlooked and could completely take ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Last week’s gardening column on the my years-long battle with invasive fish mint sparked a lot of interest and pleas for help. Some readers sent emails with nothing but ...