If you passed by Cross Campus during Eli Day last week, there is a good chance you left the place with your very own English ...

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To avoid damaging the roots, gently loosen the dried soil with a wooden stick or your hands and pull out the plant along with ...

Removing ivy is probably one of the worst gardening jobs as the stuff loves to grow back. Luckily, a gardening pro has shared ...

Many group members suggested cutting down the ivy and applying bleach. However, using bleach in the garden can harm pets, animals, and other plants. Instead, Marianne Taylor advised: "The only way ...

Ivy can look pretty but it can also be a real pain for gardeners to try to get rid of. The climbing plant can cause damage to fences and walls as well as working its way into cracks in masonry or ...

Lisa Eldred Steinkopf, the plant expert behind the blog The Houseplant Guru ...

In spring and summer flowers pop up spontaneously in lawns, playgrounds, fields and even cracks in the pavement. But what do ...

In 2018, Oregon banned the sale of English ivy because of its invasive nature. Since it spreads by both seeds (and the birds who eat them) and by vines that root and climb, it’s a tough plant to ...

advising instead to manually apply it with care: “Put on some gardening gloves and rub the solvent onto the ivy as using a spray bottle could damage nearby plants.” The mixture’s acid and ...