invasive plants

Why Mint Underground is Your Garden’s Worst Enemy: What Happens 3 Feet Below

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Why Mint Underground is Your Garden's Worst Enemy: What Happens 3 Feet Below

Mint seems like the perfect garden herb until you discover what’s happening beneath the soil. Underground rhizomes can spread 18-24 inches in a single season, invading neighboring plants and lawns. Learn exactly what’s happening 3 feet below and how to control this aggressive spreader before it’s too late.

The Invasive Climbing Plant Choking European Gardens Is Now Spreading in America — Here’s How to Stop It

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The Invasive Climbing Plant Choking European Gardens Is Now Spreading in America — Here's How to Stop It

A deceptively charming vine that grows a foot per day is spreading through gardens across Europe and America, strangling trees and smothering everything in its path. Once established, these invasive climbers become a multi-year removal nightmare. Here’s what you need to know to identify and eliminate them before they colonize your entire yard.