Your best bet would be to dig down with a large trowel or sharpshooter spade, and separate the plant from its root system.

Ground covers are often the unsung heroes of the garden, quietly filling in spaces and providing that all-important green carpet. But what if your ground cover could also put on a spectacular fall ...

I have this vine (see photo) climbing up my Texas mountain laurel. An app suggests that it’s a morning glory. How can I ...

Proof that plants for north-facing walls don’t have to be boring, this one (Akebia quinata) has exotic looking cup-shaped flowers in dark purple which really do smell of chocolate ... The foliage is ...