Q:I'd like to plant an attractive, largish, native bush that will eventually cover a west-facing fence and attract birds, especially waxwings and mockingbirds, to eat its berries. The plot is ...

Even though the plant is classified as an exotic weed in Illinois and can’t legally be sold, the berries still turn up occasionally in gift items or are sold at roadside stands.

"We can adapt this to many different agricultural crops." Researchers use innovative methods to fight back against emerging ...

University of Nevada Cooperative Extension's Master Gardeners are selling berry plants that were started in the Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station's greenhouses. At least 1,500 plants will be ...