But Missouri has its own new zoonoses, tick-borne diseases whose spread is encouraged by pest species such as white-tailed deer and invasive plants such as bush honeysuckle. In Missouri as in ...

Though once grown as an ornamental, there's nothing pretty about a Japanese honeysuckle takeover. Here's how to remove this ...

The disease starts with aching joints ... The goal is to protect Jacob's Ladder, a rare plant, from the honeysuckle, which kills all nearby ground plants by shading light. So-called "bush ...

Continuous wet weather conditions or overhead watering can also cause fungal disease development ... I have three dwarf bush honeysuckle shrubs and something is eating the leaves.

Honeysuckle in Ohio creates a variety of issues for native plants, animals ... including those that carry Lyme and other diseases. The National Institutes of Health stated that “deer ...

Here’s how to spot common invasive plants in Kentucky. Herald-Leader From kudzu to your common backyard honeysuckle ... parasites, diseases and competitors, invasive species can spread unchecked ...

If there is an upside, young plants are edible, adding some spice to recipes if you choose. Expert tips for honeysuckle There’s no edible upside to honeysuckle. Removal can be best described as ...

Honeysuckle plants are prolific growers and can form large infestations that are difficult to manage. The invasive plant prefers full to partial sun, which leads them to choke out the healthy ...