Jun. 17—Driving around Pontotoc County in the early spring, you start to see all the beautiful wildflowers growing on the side of the road. Indian paintbrushes and blankets, common yarrow, wild ...

Q: I think my perennial bed has poison hemlock in it. It's thriving, and I have no idea how to get rid of it safely. Any suggestions would be appreciated, I live in Prairie Grove. I've never had this ...

It’s a weed common to Missouri and the Ozarks, but it’s a plant that can turn deadly for humans, livestock and animals. Since Poison Hemlock can easily be mistaken for Queen Anne’s lace, it’s ...

We’re starting to see poison hemlock and Queen Anne’s Lace popping up, so let’s talk about how to identify these two plants and what you should know about them. The first thing you should pick up from ...

Poison hemlock is continuing to show its invasive nature throughout Putnam County and Indiana. If you are not familiar with poison hemlock it is an invasive plant that can easily be mistaken for Queen ...

A thicket of poison hemlock stands along a highway in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Tuesday, July 29, 2025. Poison hemlock thrives in "disturbed areas” and often grows along roads and highways in roadside ...

Idaho weather is once again allowing for yard work and exploring the wilderness, but outdoor enthusiasts should be prepared for potential threats. That’s especially true when it comes to identifying ...

Besides the ominous name, poison hemlock has become infamous as a problematic invasive weed in recent years. It’s essential to learn how to identify poison hemlock accurately and to implement control ...

Be on the lookout for poison hemlock and wild parsnip and get rid of them! They are at the perfect stage for eradication now. Don’t delay, as once the temperatures get a bit warmer they will take off ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Poison hemlock, one of the most poisonous plants known to man, is now in its flowering period and has been slowly spreading throughout Ohio. This plant tends to grow alongside bike ...

Washington weather is once again allowing for yard work and exploring the wilderness, but outdoor enthusiasts should be prepared for potential threats. That’s especially true when it comes to ...