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Though not commonly used as firewood, ivy can sometimes end up in burn piles. Burning ivy releases smoke that irritates the respiratory system, especially for those with allergies or asthma. Keep ivy ...

There's much more to the humble bay leaf than you may think, with the herb boasting surprising uses and benefits in both its ...

Fast-growing plants have their benefits, but with these evergreens, there are also drawbacks. From being disease-prone to invasive, these are the ones to avoid.

Some trees look beautiful but contain toxins that harm pets, wildlife, and soil. Avoid planting these species to keep yards safe and healthy.

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One bite of the patty melt at Sequoia Diner in Oakland will make you question every sandwich you’ve ever eaten before – it’s that transformative experience where beef, cheese, and grilled bread ...

Rabbits ate hollies, mountain laurel dieback, ligustrum invasiveness, and black sooty mold on Meyer lemon - expert advice and fixes.

Nature expert Jack Morley explains holly’s connection to Christmas and why it’s an important plant for Irish wildlife.