Much better is prevention. If you think you have been exposed, wash your entire body with mild soap; water alone will not remove the oil, which penetrates the skin. Use a soapy brush under the nails.

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A pet not get poison ivy but it could carry the oil on its coat and a member of the family might be affected - or your pet ...

According to the USDA, ingestion of the plant is “frequently fatal” for livestock. In fact, sheep can reportedly be poisoned by eating as little as three ounces of green leaves. Animals can die from ...

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

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The MDC virtual program “Conservation Families: Outdoor Hazards” will be 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and is being put on by the staff ...

As Earth’s fecundity is no respecter of plant, poison ivy persists in my lower boulder garden. Last spring, my friend Erna and I thought she’d uprooted every inch of the nuisance.

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

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