TWISP, OKANOGAN COUNTY — Baby’s breath — a crop that once garnered thousands of dollars per acre — is now little more than a roadside weed in North Central Washington. But the twiggy plant ...

Baby's breath is native in Europe. It is often used as a filler in flower arrangements. But it's considered an invasive threat to Michigan's majestic sand dunes, particularly along Lake Michigan.

Baby’s breath is a terrestrial herbaceous invasive that colonizes sunny, disturbed, sandy sites, which makes it problematic near Michigan’s waterways. It is part of the Caryophyllaceae family and is a ...

Baby's breath, often used in floral arrangements and as an ornamental shrub, is an invasive weed that is threatening a rare plant called Tiny Cryptantha in the Medicine Hat area.

A new Texas Superstar designee - baby's breath euphorbia - breathes easily and flowers profusely even during the hottest Texas summers, according to Texas AgriLife Research experts.