Fourteen invasive plant species have been found on Deam Wilderness trails, and some species will be hard to control without herbicides.

The prairie banana, the hillbilly mango, the Husker banana – the pawpaw has many names ... and a few diehard fans.

Hoosier National Forest, other agencies and volunteers are mapping where invasive plants are growing in Indiana's Charles C. Deam Wilderness.

The amaryllis plant’s leaves, stems and bulbs can be toxic if ingested by cats or dogs and even cause drooling, nausea, ...

East Cleveland City Council Optimistic Indictment of Mayor Brandon King Signals Opportunity for Turnaround ...

In the event of a collision with an animal, AAA recommends moving the vehicle to a safe location out of the roadway if ...

● Don't swerve to avoid hitting a deer. “Brake appropriately and stay in your lane," according to state officials. "Collisions are more likely to become fatal when a driver swerves to avoid a deer and ...

and fawns don't make a meal out of your plants, there are some things you can do. One idea is to use chicken wire to build a protective cage around the flowers, especially when they are just starting ...

I spent lots of time and money planting tulip bulbs that ended up getting eaten by deer. Are there other spring-flowering ...

With 100-degree days behind us, many Oklahomans are spending more time outdoors in the crisp, fall air. In addition to ...

Like any other plant, though, there are pests and diseases that can inhibit growth and there are ways to protect your plants ... eat away at leaves, giving the leaves a tell-tale skeletal appearance.

An “ extremely aggressive” mountain lion approached a man camping with his dog at a Colorado campground, and he killed it ...