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.

Want to keep the bugs out of your garden and stop the insects from taking a bite out of your backyard fun this season? There are several different kinds of plants and herbs that can help with that.

As Fall kicks in all across Upstate New York, while you're enjoying the beautiful colors, you need to still watch out for these 15 toxic plants that linger.

Now, many people will have their criminal records automatically sealed.

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

How about the saying "April Showers Bring May Flowers?" Where did that come from?

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.

It's now a greenhouse-turned-cafe, with everything from budding flowers and more in the spring to a variety of holiday greenery in the winter, and everything in the middle!

The DEC is warning New Yorkers of a widespread, invasive plant whose sap causes blistering and painful burns. Have you spotted it in Utica?

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.