Water hemlock is one of the deadliest plants in the world. But that doesn't mean you to have to remove it from your yard. Last week I received a call from a lady who had a weed growing in her backyard ...

The Dallas Parks and Recreation Department is applying an herbicide Friday around White Rock Lake to kill what the USDA describes as "the most violently toxic plant that grows in North America." The ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — An extremely toxic plant has been discovered growing around White Rock Lake, and Dallas officials are taking action to keep park patrons safe. Dallas Park Maintenance & ...

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A report of poison hemlock in a Dallas County city garnered attention from thousands of residents concerned about encountering the toxic plant. A Lancaster woman wrote a caution to residents in a ...

DALLAS — If you're planning to visit White Rock Lake, Dallas park officials are asking you to stay away from this dangerous plant. It's called water hemlock -- and every part of the plant is poisonous ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — Spotted growing along the shoreline at Dallas' White Rock Lake? Poisonous water hemlock. "The entire plant is toxic," explains Urban Biologist Brett Johnson with Dallas Parks & ...

Even small amounts of water hemlock can cause acute poisoning in animals and humans, leading to symptoms such as muscle twitching, rapid pulse, tremors, convulsions, and seizures. In some cases, ...

North Dakota State University Extension is warning that highly toxic spotted water hemlock has been found in Eddy County. The plant as found by Jeff Stachler, NDSU Extension cropping systems ...

Poison Hemlock is blooming in my neck of the woods. I urge livestock producers and landowners in general to learn to recognize and look for these poisonous plants. Poison Hemlock, Conium maculatum, is ...

Last week I received a call from a lady who had a weed growing in her backyard that she couldn’t identify. Her neighbors had told her it was dangerous and that she should burn it. She wanted to check ...