Poison ivy pictures

When someone is exposed to poison ivy, it’s common to see redness and swelling on his skin. While most people know that poison ivy causes a rash on contact, not everyone knows how to treat it once they’ve been exposed to it—and knowing if to cover it or not after exposure can make all the...

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

Poison ivy can ruin an otherwise pleasant lawn. See how to get rid of it and what you should never do. #lawns #landscaping

Shortly after moving into my home in Georgia, I noticed some thick, hairy vines growing up the trunks of a few of my trees. I thought they were dreadful looking, so I grabbed my gloves and pruners and headed out to remove the ugly beasts. I cut and yanked on them until my trees were free of them.

Spring is a dangerous time of the year for eager herbalists. So many plants are emerging from their winter sleep that it is tempting to step off the hiking ...

There were a lot of people that died from Poison Oak back in the early settler days in northern Cal, western Ore - mostly from burning it and breathing...

Think you may have discovered some Poison Ivy near your home or in your garden? While it’s always good to be on the lookout, what you’ve found may not be Poison Ivy at all - just an incredibly convincing lookalike. Gardening expert Madison Moulton discusses the differences between these lookalikes and the real thing.

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