Identifying weeds while they’re still small and easier to control can save the farmer from big weed problems later in the season ...

Poison hemlock can grow as tall as 9 feet (though usually 3-5 feet). It’s usually identified by its white, fleshy taproot with reddish spots that resemble a parsnip, along with hollow stems marked by ...

What Kind of Weed Killers to Use The best way to get rid of weeds once they’re growing it simply to pull them up. You can use ...

Taking back our greenspace, one weed at a time. Beaumont is committed to maintaining safe and healthy urban environments. Since controlling weeds and harmful pests is important for ensuring the ...

From smart sensors to AI apps, technology is giving green thumbs deeper insight into what their plants need to thrive.

Herbicide-resistant kochia remains one of the most troublesome weeds to manage in North Dakota fields, says Victor Gomes, ...

Could you please identify this grass for me? I’ve looked up nutsedge, dallisgrass, and johnsongrass, but they don’t look ...

This oak tree has a girdling root that should be trimmed and removed as soon as possible. This is a common problem, yet many ...

Common Tansy is a class B weed native to Asia and Europe. This invasive weed is toxic to humans and livestock. This is an aromatic perennial with rhizomes, reaching 1 to 5 feet tall, with fern-like ...

The conversational nature of Gemini Live allows for natural follow-up questions. If Gemini identifies a plant as poison ivy, ...

Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis L.), also known as Morning Glory, is a perennial vine native to Eurasia. It was likely ...

Melany Vorass Herrera teaches workshops on how to identify and cook with common yard and garden weeds here in Olympia!