Invasive species spread quickly and can be extremely difficult to remove permanently. Volunteers yank out equivalent of 65 ...

A common fruit isn’t acting as sweet as it tastes. The Himalayan blackberry and Evergreen blackberry are Class C noxious ...

TACOMA — It was hard to tell where the berry juice ended and where the blood began on Michael Mitchell’s arms as he emerged from a patch of Himalayan blackberry Saturday afternoon in DuPont.

It was hard to tell where the berry juice ended and where the blood began on Michael Mitchell’s arms as he emerged from a patch of Himalayan blackberry Saturday afternoon in DuPont. The ...

Tomatoes, zucchini, corn? For Seattle artist Nina Vichayapai, summer tastes like Himalayan blackberries and smells like lemon balm, mullein, tansy, and amaranth. These weeds and berries are ...

There are three species of blackberries in Washington state, according to King County: the Himalayan blackberry, the evergreen blackberry and the trailing blackberry. All species of blackberries ...

The trailing blackberry, as it’s called for its habit of trailing along on the ground rather than standing up on canes, is easy to overlook. It’s demure and unobtrusive, whereas its cousin—the ...

The Himalayan blackberry and Evergreen blackberry are Class C noxious weeds, making them both an invasive species, according to the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board (NWCB). A common ...