Most vines are fast growers and can quickly get out of hand. Whether the vine is one you planted or an unwanted plant, learn ...

As the plant climbs walls, its tendrils become anchored into cracks or gaps in the mortar, which will weaken if the ivy is left in place. Simply pulling the vines down would likely damage that ...

The first is in low-growing ligustrums that border ... plants can be covered with plastic sheets or bags to protect them while you do the spraying. Be sure to wet the foliage of the poison ivy ...

Ivy is an evergreen vine that's widespread across the UK, notorious for its ability to cling to walls, fences, and trees, ...

Bunchberry plants are also elegantly beautiful vines, just like English ivy, and produce bright green leaves with white ...

Vines are not divine to some Brookhaven Town residents. A North Shore community group and public officials have found a common enemy in English ivy — an invasive plant that climbs up chimneys ...

Planting a vine ... plants that are among the easiest to care for and maintain in North Texas. Your outdoor space will reach new heights in short order. “My personal favorite vine is Boston ivy ...

Poison ivy is ... this plant — to avoid an itchy, blistering rash. (Learn how to identify it and test your knowledge with this quiz.) Peter Barron holds a poison ivy vine illustrating how ...

Here are some common poisonous plants you will find in New Jersey and other states, how to identify them, and tips for prevention and treatment. Poison ivy can grow as a vine or shrub, with leaves ...

English ivy (Hedera helix), a heavy, woody vine with handsome, dark-green, waxy leaves, is believed to have been brought to the New World by European colonists in the 1700s. They likely ...