plants

What looks like an innocent bloom could be a real troublemaker. Find out why this yellow flower demands respect in your yard.

If it looks like it’s snowing in GR this June, it’s not your imagination. Cottonwood trees are releasing seeds in one of their fluffiest years yet.

As temperatures rise, so does the temptation to plant. But wait! Learn when it's safe to take your garden outdoors.

Officials warn Michigan residents to beware of this dangerous invasive plant spreading rapidly in the state.

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

If you're not sure when to plant those flowers, fruits or veggies these are the times when experts recommended.

Don't let your kitties chew on any of these houseplants.

For the past few years, State of Michigan officials have warned residents about a colorful insect that that damages fruit, hops, and hardwood trees. Now, national health experts are backing that up, saying this pest should be killed on sight.

A Grand Rapids non-profit community farm, compost program, and education center has closed its doors after eight years. Urban Roots is holding a large sale to liquidate its tools and equipment October 9.

In true Michigan fashion, the tomato plant is being supported by a construction cone.

As of yesterday, North Carolina has passed a bill that no longer recognizes plant base "milk" as milk

As promised, General Motors is starting to implement upgrades at more than a dozen of its plants throughout the country, including a West Michigan-based facility in Wyoming. According to WZZM 13, of the $2 billion dollars allotted for growth and upgrades, Wyoming will get $15 million to continue building engine components.