Don't let its dainty-looking flowers fool you — bindweed is noxious, and you don't want it taking over your landscape.

Glyphosate (Killzall, Eraser) does a good job of killing this weed, but it kills the lawn grass as well — which is an issue.

You can control weeds without herbicides by using companion planting. A study from Fields Crop Research found that certain ...

These produce foot-tall spikes of blue star-shaped flowers that open from the bottom up from May into early June. They’re ...

A growing number of marijuana users in the U.S. are experiencing severe health problems like these. By Megan Twohey Danielle Ivory and Carson Kessler As marijuana legalization spreads across the ...

They are used medicinally and as a health food. Dandelions are a type of broadleaf weed known for their yellow flowers and fuzzy white seed heads. The seeds are circulated into the air by the wind.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ White Parties in the Hamptons were not ... “I remember a lot of weed and a bunch of topless women in the pool and around the pool,” Litovsky told The Post.

Gardening enthusiasts are buzzing with the latest tips on how to keep their gardens pristine as experts reveal natural methods to banish pesky weeds ... one gallon of white vinegar, one cup ...

He was angry. The Barstool Sports founder, who is beloved by many right-leaning young men, was in his mansion in Massachusetts, where he could legally smoke weed “like a human,” as he said in ...

A rhizomatous perennial to 90cm tall, with clumps of dark green spoon-shaped basal leaves to 10cm long and shorter stem leaves. Solitary white, daisy-like flowerheads with yellow disk florets, are ...

The company figured out that a specific kind of lab test would still likely give its weed a passing score and ... no longer has clients bringing in cannabis flower samples for it to test, said ...

A tip that's doing the online rounds is hitting the weeds with white vinegar and salt. It'll knock them dead, but not without possibly damaging your stones, the Express reports. No fear though ...