Here's what you need to know about some of the more common plants to avoid, like poison hemlock, poison ivy and poison oak.

How to rid your yard of poison hemlock? If you plan to remove the plant yourself, be sure to wear protective gear – such as goggles, face mask, gloves and a long sleeve shirt – before handling ...

Both plants are biennials, and they look different in their first and second years. In the first year, poison hemlock grows ...

Some plants can have multiple toxicity levels ... and could cause intestinal issues if eaten. You can find poison hemlock across the North American landscape, growing in ditches, riverbanks ...

leaf veins end at tips of teeth small, white flowers occur in umbrella like clusters from June-August (more rounded than native species such as Queen Anne’s lace) Note: As the name suggests, the ...

So let’s explore the flora that are sure to give you chills. Colorado is home to several plants that can be toxic, even lethal. One of the most notorious is poison hemlock (Conium maculatum). Often ...

Prudence Gibson meets the woman behind the world’s most poisonous garden, and explains why even common plants such as azalea ...

The extremely hardy, poisonous hemlock is an invasive plant that can grow to heights ... Its name comes from its tubular top which resembles a cobra's hood, while its forked leaf looks like a tongue.

The council said a high density of the plants have been identified in Thorpe Meadows Visitors and dog walkers have been warned to take caution after poisonous hemlock plants were found in a city park.

In some species (poison hemlock), the toxic principle or compound remains in preserved forage (hay or silage). In other species, these practices reduce (hairy vetch) or eliminate (buttercup species) ...

Pick your poison. Let’s call this the Hemlock Election. A friend told me, “I don’t think I can take another four years of Donald Trump clips on the ‘Today’ Show, with that whiny voice ...