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It sounds plausible that garlic — a plant known for its pungent odor — would repel mosquitoes.

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Know thy enemy' isn’t just good advice for detectives—it’s essential wisdom for gardeners facing off against cunning invaders like garlic mustard and narrow-leaf dock ...

I love a good sheet pan meal. Not only is it less dishes for me to wash, but they are versatile, and family-friendly. This ...

Spread the onions and garlic on the baking sheet, then top with the mushrooms and tomatoes, ensuring they’re evenly spaced.

Garlic mustard, according to Invasive.org, “was first recorded in the United States around 1868, from Long Island, New York, and was likely introduced by settlers for food and medicinal purposes.” ...

Garlic mustard was a potage plant, intended as a salad ingredient. “No one realized that once it spread it would be so hard to eradicate,” Forman Orth said of the Japanese knotweed.

The trees were bare, the shrubs brown. But there, under the dry leaves, one plant was already forming perky green rosettes: garlic mustard. It wasn’t the cheerful harbinger of spring it seemed.

Garlic mustard was a potage plant, intended as a salad ingredient. “No one realized that once it spread it would be so hard to eradicate,” Forman Orth said of the Japanese knotweed.

Garlic mustard is easy to recognize and can be controlled with ongoing vigilance including manual removal, smothering and herbicide treatment. Photo by Handout / jpg, LA, apsmc We used to plant ...

First-year garlic mustard plants contain up to 100 parts per million of cyanide, a strong enough level to be considered toxic. Chopping up these young plants releases the cyanide and makes them ...