Hunter Jarratt (@invasivespeciesguy), a conservationist from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, shared with Instagram how he tackled a patch of Himalayan Blackberry. This aggressively growing ...

A common fruit isn’t acting as sweet as it tastes. The Himalayan blackberry and Evergreen blackberry are Class C noxious weeds, making them both an invasive species, according to the Washington State ...

Invasive plants spread aggressively, disrupting local ecosystems and often becoming impossible to control. Identifying them can be tricky—check with local extension offices or invasive species ...

Blackberries. The people of Eugene seem to be divided on the subject. Some love strolling through back alleys and parks during the summer picking ripe fruit off their bushes. Others loathe the sight ...

Next week (Feb. 24-28) is National Invasive Species Awareness Week, an international event that aims to expose invasive plants and bugs that pose threats to the environment, economy, and more ...

Q: I’ve found some “plant this, not that” guides for certain invasive plants, but those resources are limited. Is there a more extensive reference list for Maryland’s invasive garden plants? A: Not ...

Every species, from the apex predator down to the smallest plant and fungi, plays a specific role in the ecosystem that they are native to. However, when a non-native species is introduced to an ...

State officials have barred the import, transport and sale of two fast-growing invasive species that were once popular garden ornamentals but have now wreaked havoc on natural vegetation. The Alaska ...

Blackberry lily (Iris domestica), known for its vibrant orange blooms and unique seed pods that look just like blackberries, is considered invasive throughout certain parts of eastern North America.

Skye Pelliccia knows an invasive plant when she sees one. “[They] could be [in] a development area, roadsides, somewhere that is being physically developed, like urban areas that just have soil ...