Spotted lanternflies are an invasive species that feed on the plants in your yard. Here’s how to get rid of these pests.

If you do find them inside, don’t squash them, because they ... You’re likely to find these bugs in areas with evergreen trees old enough to produce cones, because they like to feed on ...

And they’re bad for trees, plants and crops ... to do it is just to crush them. Stomp, squash, smush — whatever method you like. Killing individual bugs as you see them is a great way to ...

At the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, these invasive insects were out in force, their crimson, polka-dot bodies blanketing the maple trees ... sightings and to stamp or squash the insects — a ...

Borage, though an annual plant, is wildly successful at self-seeding. Many volunteer borage plants have popped up in my yard ...

Since opening three months ago, Sixby has been steadily busy – not at all a surprise because Savannah has long needed an affordable walk-up with tasty offerings ...

The heritage charity said September’s cold and wet weather meant many plants at its gardens stopped growing and needed harvesting early.

Trees are miracles of engineering ... of us to the park for some “bug-catching.” We were going to get up and personal with the insects. Now I feel guilt for how good I was at catching bugs ...

The cooler evenings are a reminder that fall is here. There will still be an occasional warmer day, but we can count on two ...