What is kudzu? Did you know that this plant isn't actually from the southern US? These are fast-growing, invasive vines native to Japan and southeast China that have become a major ecological concern.

sucking the plants’ vital juices. In places where it was once relatively easy to get a photograph of kudzu, the bug-infested vines are so crippled they can’t keep up with the other roadside weeds.

Invasive plants can be even more troublesome, spreading far and wide and needing a variety of management practices to get ...

Furthermore, movement of introduced plants, albeit over much larger distances, is exactly how the problem of invasive species began -- think of kudzu-choked forests, wetlands taken over by purple ...

Your overgrown backyard could be cleared without chemicals, and for a third of the cost of hiring a landscaping crew — a team of goats can do the job exactly how nature intended.

Seven students took to the stage to perform an array of speeches at Panorama Monday night. Topics ranged from the importance ...

Residents should not plant the seeds and should turn in unopened ... because some could have invasive potential like cogongrass, kudzu or Chinese privet that aggressively spread.” ...