Goetze: I repeatedly had to dismount the tractor, crawl under the plow frame and dig, hack and push the debris away from the chisel’s shanks.

A: This is a wild morning glory. You can always identify them by their unusual cotyledons ("seed leaves"). Look at the V-shaped seedling leaves down toward the ground in your photo. Wild morning ...

As a child, my mother showed me wild morning glories and told me they were weeds that needed to be pulled. At the time, I thought they were pretty, so why pull them? A few years later, when I had my ...

Morning glory syndrome (MGS) is a birth defect that affects the nerve of the eye and causes poor eyesight. The syndrome is named for the morning glory flower because the characteristics of this defect ...

There is only one weed in my garden that if I see it, I will immediately drop everything and yank it out: Bindweed. Nevermind if I’m late for an appointment, or I have my best clothes on, I will wade ...