Got kudzu? Here's what to know about the vine that ate the South and how to get rid of it (or if you even can).

"They generally need less care and resources as they are meant to endure our crazy weather!" Gardener issues PSA over ...

"Cut them down!" Homeowner met with shock after discovering invasive species buried under years of growth: 'You won't be able to go in your yard' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Deep fried, sautéed, flavored, or stirred, kudzu has been a staple in the East Asian culinary craft for thousands of years. Starches made from powdering the plant’s root have ancient origins in ...

sucking the plants’ vital juices. In places where it was once relatively easy to get a photograph of kudzu, the bug-infested vines are so crippled they can’t keep up with the other roadside weeds.

Kudzu powder, locally known as bột sắn dây, is widely used by Vietnamese people as a healthy drink in summer to help with the ...

Symptoms of climate change include extreme heat, drought and extreme weather, all of which can significantly impact plant ...

Prior said goats are the perfect, eco-friendly alternative to herbicides, especially when invasive plants are growing in hard-to-access areas."The goats will eat kudzu, ivy, and/or brush," Prior ...

South Knoxville's "Jungle Arby's" is a prime example. However, kudzu is an invasive plant that is extremely harmful to the natural vegetation in the region. The fast-growing vine takes natural ...