Each year a new invasive species is added to the program's bounty list. The mimosa tree, or silk tree, was this year's ...

Fayetteville residents can once again receive a free native tree or shrub by removing invasive plants from their property.

University of Florida experts warn that some popular plants sold in stores are invasive and harmful to the state's ecosystem.

This week marks Fayetteville's eighth annual invasive plant 'bounty' program, where the city replaces invasive plants with native plants for free.

According to the National Invasive Species Information Center, a part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, an invasive species is defined as a non-native species to the ecosystem it's in and whose ...

A Reddit user in the Pacific Northwest took to the platform for answers after encountering a strange yet attractive plant in a protected area. Like so many other troublesome invasive plants, the ...