If you love the romantic look of ivy growing on the side of a home, it's best that you don't move to Washington state. First introduced to the U.S. by European immigrants in the late 1800s, English ...

A common yard plant could be on its way out of Washington parks and gardens. On July 9, the Washington State Department of Agriculture announced it was adding the English (also known as common) and ...

WASHINGTON - The sale of common ivy and Atlantic Boston ivy will soon be prohibited in Washington. The Washington State Department of Agriculture has added these plants to its list of noxious weeds.

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