Chickweed. Phyllanthus. Catbriar and more. These unwanted guests are popping up in our yards. Here's what you need to know to get rid of them.

Meet the most common botanical interlopers you're likely to find in your garden or vegetable patch, and learn how to treat ...

The weeds that are cheerfully growing in our yards right now are ones that thrive in cool weather. Many are easy to cope with. For instance, the Asiatic hawksbeard has a rosette of leaves and ...

Q: I have lots of this weird weed popping up in my rock beds out front and wonder what they’ll grow up to be. The leaves are ...

Ensure that you have inline drip irrigation installed in beds to help counter dry conditions, and get back to watering fruit trees ...

Daisies, with rosettes of leaves pressed to the soil, and speedwells, with low trailing leafy shoots, are examples of plants ...

You also should be sure that your plant is not infested with rose rosette virus ... most of the plants that some would choose to call “weeds” in our lawns only flower for a week or two ...

All during the long cold, dry winter there was not a hint of green, it looked like there was not going to be much of a weed problem to deal ...

Kansas State University weed specialist Sarah Lancaster is urging producers to be on the lookout for rosette weeds in the mustard family, saying controlling those could be a key to producing a ...

This allows for application at the rosette stage, when the plants are most susceptible ... Consult NDSU Extension Service publication W253, “North Dakota Weed Control Guide” for the latest ...