Giant hogweed can cause burns and blistering to the skin. Here's how to spot it and what to do if you come into contact with ...

Ford was talking about giant hogweed, an invasive plant species found in Pennsylvania ... causes “severe second-degree burns” and large blisters or ulcers, she said. If that oil is rubbed ...

Giant hogweed was found growing at Culloden, and members of Scottish Invasive Species Initiative (SISI) spent time spraying ...

Just touching giant hogweed may not cause problems, but the plant’s sap reacts in sunlight and can cause third-degree burns and lead to scarring. “If it gets in your eyes, you can go blind ...