Unfortunately, if you’re dealing with garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), you might be yanking it out of the ground for several gardening seasons. And you’ll have to stay vigilant to remove all of it ...

If you planted garlic last fall, you’re getting near harvest time. Here's what you should know before harvesting the bulbs.

The pests love to eat their way through flowers, leaves and fruits, stripping through a plant in no time - but with garlic placed close-by, it's thought pests will swerve them instead. Slugs ...

It's easily confused with a native plant called fringecup, which Delepine said produces stalks with small greenish-yellow flowers instead of white ones. Garlic mustard eventually sheds its white ...