Justin says that this weed is found throughout North America, from the Pacific Northwest ... the base of the plant and pull). 'Once you’ve removed it, spreading a dense layer of mulch over the garden ...

Read on for all you need to identify the most common yard and garden weeds, plus tips for treatment. Download a PDF version of this chart. Annual Sow Thistle (Sonchus oleraceus) ...

Shotweed (Cardamine hirsuta) is easy to identify.If you’ve ever tugged on a plant and been sprayed with an explosive shower of seeds, chances are you’ve met shotweed. One of the earliest weeds ...

Here are six poisonous plants found in the Pacific Northwest, ... Plants can grow up to eight feet tall, but are usually small. The best identifier is the grouping of leaves into threes ...

June is a month of abundance.All the trees have leafed out, my vegetable garden is starting to feel like it can feed my household with more than just hearty green… And the Capitol Hill weeds ...

If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you’re pretty much required to like blackberries. They’re everywhere in late summer (or, this hot year, earlier). The crazily tangled, dense vines grow at ...

The weed also has distinctive white flowers that can grow up to two-and-a-half feet in diameter. Getty Images ️Keep in mind that several other dangerous plants closely resemble giant hogweed.

Police arrested and charged Drew Erwin Harmer, 51, of Mt. Vernon and Johnny Joseph Lane, 58, of Canyon City, with unlawful possession, distribution and manufacture of marijuana.

Now, the robot can identify "not trees" more than 80% of the time. The team hopes to improve the accuracy in years to come. The next trick was to figure out how to kill the "not tree." ...

Could Seattle become a hub for pot tourism, with eager visitors piling into local hotels and Airbnbs for an opportunity to try some of that famous Pacific Northwest weed? The answer, in a word ...

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. – Cucumber growers are in a pickle with the impending closure of a processing plant in Portland and a decision by the owner to stop buying pickle cukes in the Pacific Northwest.