On July 9, the Washington State Department of Agriculture announced it was adding the English (also known as common) and Atlantic varieties of ivy, among other plants, to its noxious weed seed and ...

Washington state is one of many in the U.S. to ban these common ivy varities. And if you know anything about their growing ...

The ban comes after the Washington State Department of Agriculture passed a rule July 9 adding English ivy along with 18 ...

It will soon be illegal in Washington to buy or sell English ivy, the fast-growing, climbing vine that can weaken... Read ...

As July melts into August, reporters and columnists enter a traditionally slow period for news called the “Dog Days” of summer. That may be offensive to dogs, although they haven’t taken an official ...

Gardeners are being urged to remove invasive plant species from their gardens this July, including English ivy.

English ivy should be cut at the base of a tree and allow the vines to wither on their own. Not all neighborhoods have this ivy; it seems to be in the more established ones, as newer construction ...

English ivy is the fast-growing, climbing vine that can weaken and kill trees and overtake native plants. It will be illegal ...

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 ...

This disease can also infect stems, resulting in tip dieback. A leaf spot on an English ivy. Start by removing infected leaves and stems, if possible, to slow the spread of the disease.

English ivy (Hedera helix) is a perennial, aggressive, non-native, drought-tolerant plant. When it climbs, its aerial rootlets attach to the object it climbs. When it matures, it flowers and sets ...

English ivy competes well against any sort of tree, which means that there is the potential that if you had a healthy tree with this ivy clinging to it you may lose the tree as time would pass.