In 2021, Dr. Beaury published research estimating that 61 percent of the 1,285 plant species identified as invasive in the United States were still available through the nursery trade.

Native or non-invasive non-native privacy plants are ideal, because they benefit local wildlife and grow well in local conditions. Read more: 8 Stunning Flowers You'll Immediately Regret Growing ...

But as plants that haven’t traditionally grown in Southern California overrun the native plants in the landscape, fires are becoming faster, more frequent and more damaging. “Invasive species are ...

One invasive plant species, Scotch broom (Cytisus scoparius), can still be found in many big-box home stores and garden centers. This shrub bears bright yellow flowers and is easy to grow.

Kits that help people grow their own golden oyster mushrooms at home may be one reason this nonnative species is now ...

The Washington Township Environmental Commission is "very concerned" about invasive plants in the Long Valley area and continues to warn residents about the harmful effects they are liable to cause.