With warmer weather approaching many people like to enjoy time in their gardens. Whether you are working to make them beautiful or simply enjoying time sitting outside time spent outdoors can be a big boost to health.
And if you get them on your skin some can cause irritation, burns and blisters among other problems. They can even in some cases cause blindness if the plant comes into contact with eyes. Giant Hogweed Giant hogweed, the most dangerous invasive species in the UK, can grow taller than 10 feet. While it may look pretty, it’s advised to remove the plant as soon as you see it, as this plant poses a significant risk to individuals unaware of its harmful effects.To control giant hogweed in your garden focus on preventing seed formation to stop its spread. Removing the plant entirely is the most effective method.
Poison Hemlock Poison hemlock is a highly toxic plant with smooth, purple-spotted stems and finely divided, fern-like leaves. It typically grows up to 6-10 feet in height. Its small, white umbrella-shaped flowers appear in clusters during the summer. This plant is infamous for its deadly poison, affecting the nervous system and often proving fatal if ingested.It's vital to always wear protective clothing when handling the plant. Dig out the whole plant, including the long taproot, .