Poison ivy plants

Poison Ivy (shown), Oak and Sumac are very common in the South. Your best defense against these irritating plants is to be able to identify and steer clear of them. As the saying goes - leaves of three, let them be.

Poison ivy was making enemies as early as the 17th century. Upon discovering it in the New World, Captain John Smith noted in 1623, "The poysoned weed is m

Poison ivy can cause an irritating and painful rash due to the plant's oily resin, urushiol. If you've had an unfortunate encounter with this plant, here are ten effective remedies that can help alleviate symptoms quickly:

Homemade Poison Ivy Killer Recipes: 7 Natural Tips For Killing Poison Ivy

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Identify Poison Ivy EASILY · Leaves of Three · Alternating Side Shoots · Jagged Edges · Aerial Roots · Reddish Stem · Glossy Leaves (Top Only)

Poison ivy is present in spring and winter, too, not just in summer and autumn. Learn how to identify poison ivy and remove it from your yard safely.

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There is nothing worse than poison oak and poison ivy plants in yard, except for poison ivy rashes on skin that are caused by the urushiol oil in the plant. Heal a poison ivy rash naturally and fast using baking soda, oatmeal, and cold compresses. #getridofpoisonivy #poisonivy #nopoisonivy

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Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) is a nuisance plant across most of North America. It requires careful handling and diligent work to remove it.

Along with photos, identification and distribution information, this bulletin (E3438) also discusses the irritant substance urushiol and nonchemical and chemical control options.

Ah yes, the sweet breezes of spring gently turn one’s thoughts to… poison ivy? Yep, it’s back people. And if you live near woods, it’s everywhere. Many people have a hard time identifying poison iv…

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) -- A weekend spent working in the yard can turn into an itchy, uncomfortable nightmare, if you don't steer clear of poisonous plants. In this Angie's List report, how to identify and remove poison ivy, oak or sumac.