The sweet-scented purple fluffy flowers are most likely Japanese and Chinese wisterias, both considered invasive.

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you can kill them by cutting them all the way back to the roots without employing harsh chemicals. Native American hollies could also fit the bill. Don’t reach for invasive wisteria! There are ...

Her Insect Breathing technique, derived from Flower Breathing and Water Breathing, involves coating her weapon with lethal wisteria poison ... skill by swiftly gaining the upper hand and cutting his ...

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Here's some plants that could be growing in your garden and hold the potential to damage your home and even invalidate your insurance.

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