During the Great Depression, the government paid farmers to plant it to prevent soil erosion ...

Learning from Kudzu, one of the Seven Autumn Herbs, and Japanese health cultureHello!When you hear the word "Kakkon" (Kudzu ...

You might have noticed the greenery that made the fast food joint a viral sensation is looking a bit brown. That's not a bad thing.

During the spring and summer, kudzu is the backdrop of East Tennessee. The invasive vine can appear picturesque, its greenery adding vibrancy to the landscape. The lush vegetation has even gone viral ...

Kudzu arrived in the United States as an ornamental vine more than a century ago, first displayed at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876 before being promoted for shade, livestock forage ...

Kudzu is a regulated Class A noxious weed. This means eradication is required state-wide. Kudzu is also on the Washington quarantine list and it is illegal to buy, sell, or offer it for sale in the ...

The area behind the Arby's on Chapman Hwy was known for the kudzu growing in the trees. The city of Knoxville has spent ...

GATLINBURG, Tenn. — An old joke in the South is if you plant kudzu in your yard, it'll reach the front door before you do. The voracious vine from Asia has blanketed everything in its path for well ...

Kudzu is a joke, a menace and, like other icons of American culture, an immigrant that made good. Too good, obviously. The vining Godzilla hogs at least 1 million acres of land from the Gulf States to ...

Under different circumstances, kudzu might be heralded for its utility—its leaves ideal for grazing cattle, its root a treatment for stomach upset. Instead, the climbing and coiling perennial vine is ...

The azaleas along the side of the running course are about to be covered by a plant that has been growing with incredible vigor. What is this plant? The answer is 'Kudzu.' I remember being very surpri ...