Mustard plants love basking in full sun—aim for 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. If you’re growing tender baby greens, ...

Alternatively, you can forget to pull out the plant until after the seeds go “poof” and you’ll end up with hundreds of baby lettuce, kale, escarole, or mustard plants scattered around the ...

Garlic mustard thrives in shade, choking out native plants and trees in the Pacific Northwest's forests — and putting the local wildlife at risk. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Rapeseed plants look a lot like wild mustard, but this is a plant grown commercially for its oil and is not wild. It’s a major producer of vegetable oils in the world, specifically canola oil.

Garlic mustard, amur honeysuckle and bradford pear are invasive plant species that need to be removed so Ohio's natural plants can thrive. iSTOCK/COX AVERAGE GUY OUTDOORS (COLUMN) By Devin Meister ...