Queen Anne’s lace looks very similar to poison hemlock to the untrained eye, but remember: Purple on the stem, stay away from ...

Horses love to eat grass, browse hedgerows and pick at branches, however there are several plants that they shouldn’t eat, because they are poisonous for them. It is vital that you as a horse ...

There are lots of gorgeous varieties of plants nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains for nature lovers to admire and enjoy.

K-State recommends a couple of herbicides to kill off the plant: Aminopyralid plus Metsulfuron (aka. Chaparral). Picloram ...

Poison hemlock is also extremely toxic for livestock, including sheep, cattle, swine, or horses. Domestic animals are poisoned by eating small amounts of the plant.

The bulbs are the most dangerous part of the plant. Hydrangea: They're poisonous to cats, dogs and horses because all parts of the plant contain cyanogenic glycoside. Signs of ingestion include ...

While the toxic plant has been documented in Ohio for centuries, it has been rapidly spreading in recent years. “Within the last, I’d say, 15 years or so, it has skyrocketed or spread really ...