Update: Several readers reached out asking how they can responsibly remove hawkweed from their property. This story has been updated with information about what experts recommend. That cluster of ...

Information about the noxious weed orange hawkweed. Orange hawkweed is also known by its Latin name, Hieracium aurantiacum. Orange hawkweed is a regulated Class B noxious weed. This means control is ...

My favorite restaurant, Mexico in Alaska, used to be in Mountain View. After one early visit there, I stumbled upon a gentleman in a log cabin nearby who was selling a lovely little plant with ...

Orange Hawkweed (Hieracium auantiacum) is a perennial weed native to Europe. It was originally introduced to the U.S. as an ornamental, its bright orange-red flowers probably made it irresistible to ...

Have you noticed some plants starting to appear that look like tiny dandelion heads swaying on a 1- to 2-feet tall, thin, slender stem? You may have also noticed that although the yellow variety is ...

Strategy: This relative of the sunflower is a native to Europe. It appears to have been spread by people who love the beautiful, orange flowers. The problem is that the plant spreads not only by seed ...