Most Michiganders are familiar with poison ivy in its various forms, but plants such as poison sumac grow in swampy areas, and invasive giant hogweed and wild parsnip can cause more significant ...

Discover the dangers of Giant Hogweed in Western NY as officials warn of its spread. Experts urge caution and provide ...

Poison hemlock came here from Europe in the 1800s, which puts it on the border of not being considered invasive, yet it is. Giant hogweed was imported from Europe in 1917 and kept in some very ...

Just like poison ivy, you should add giant hogweed to your mental checklist of dangerous plants. Giant hogweed is a poisonous invasive species that was intentionally introduced to the U.S. for ...

Giant hogweed, an invasive species, can cause painful blisters, as well as scars and sensitivity to sunlight that can last ...

Giant hogweed True to its name, giant hogweed is enormous; it can grow upwards of 15 feet tall. Beyond its impressive height, you can also identify the plant by its jagged leaves and a cluster of ...

The Village of Lancaster put out a warning to the public that Giant Hogweed has been spotted in Como Lake Park.

Summer is in full bloom and so are plants and weeds that can cause you harm. Outdoor enthusiasts, gardeners and just about everyone else should know about poison ivy, poison oak, poison ...

Most Michiganders are familiar with poison ivy in its various forms, but plants such as poison sumac grow in swampy areas, and invasive giant hogweed and wild parsnip can cause more significant ...

Giant hogweed is an invasive species of poison plant that can grow upwards of 15 feet tall. The poison plant may cause severe irritation to the skin and eyes, blistering rashes, permanent scarring ...

Think poison ivy. Here are five ... The clear, watery sap that causes the symptoms of Giant Hogweed exposure increases your sensitivity to sunlight, so cover the skin to keep it out of the light ...