Getting rid of weeds can be tricky, especially those that spread quickly and come back each year. Identifying weeds and properly getting rid of them can help your garden flourish.

Some weeds that crop up in your garden can be sneaky. One such weed is broadleaf, so here's how to identify it -- and steps you can take to get rid of it.

How to identify common garden and lawn weeds. Weeds come in a dizzying diversity of plant types and designs. Knowing what you have is essential to knowing how to successfully control your weeds.

Identifying weeds and how to deal with them, all on the next Year-Round Gardening. [music playing] From dandelions to lambsquarters to crabgrass, there are a variety of weeds that can pop up in ...

An old-style, region-specific weed field guide is another trusted tool: “Weeds of the Northeast” by Richard H. Uva, Joseph C. Neal and Joseph M. DiTomaso is the classic for my region.

How to identify common garden and lawn weeds. Weeds come in a dizzying diversity of plant types and designs. Knowing what you have is essential to knowing how to successfully control your weeds.

Instead of reflexively removing weeds, take a moment to identify the invaders and make a more rational decision. Here are 20 garden weeds you actually shouldn’t get rid of. Chickweed. Credit: ...

A weed could be an annual that won’t spread far or it could be an aggressive colonizer, which is why it’s important to identify weeds quickly. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

More than 2,000 gardeners participated in our Worst Garden Weeds survey, helping us identify the 10 worst weeds in North America and the best organic control methods. Find out how to battle crab ...

The expert concluded: "Milk thistle loves the dry, shaded areas of your garden and can hide behind other tall plants, so ...