plants

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

You might have some of this around your family and not even know it.

You might have this plant in your garden, but don't let its delicate look fool you. This is actually an EXTREMELY poisonous plant.

The NYIS was formed in 2007 to promote knowledge and understanding of invasive species and the harm they can cause.

Here are six plants to avoid when you are enjoying the great outdoors:

As more people are rediscovering their green thumb, there’s a good chance that you’ll continue to see this hot garden trend spread across New York in 2022.

While Queen's Anne lace is not poisonous, ingesting even a small amount of this plant can be fatal.

Pick up a few of these plants to help repel mosquitoes and bugs, and make your summer nights a lot more enjoyable.

Spring is here and plants and weeds are sprouting up everywhere. Before you mow them down consider taking some home to cook up for dinner.

A plant dubbed the 'horror plant' by the DEC because it causes severe burns, and even blindness, is appearing in Central New York, and has been spotted near Utica and Rome. Giant Hogweed is here.