Giant Hogweed, a Tier 1 Noxious Weed in Virginia, was discovered earlier this year in Clarke County, near Winchester. In response to recent incidents involving the giant hogweed in Virginia, plant ...

How to identify giant hogweed: Can grow up to 14 feet or more. White flowers with 50-150 flower rays clustered into an umbrella shaped flower cluster up to 2.5 feet across. Stems are green with ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is warning residents to avoid the giant hogweed plant. Giant hogweed plants are beginning to bloom across many parts of the state, making it ...

This botanical bully is a threat to your skin and our ecosystems. Experts sound the alarm on homeowners' self-handling of ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Giant hogweed, a plant that can be dangerous to humans, has been spotted in Erie County. The plant has been confirmed at Seneca Bluffs, Como Lake Park, 18 Mile Creek Park and ...

Giant hogweed is a terrestrial invasive species that causes severe burns. An Invasives Strike Force crew is working toward eliminating it from the Hudson Valley The Invasives Strike Force, part of the ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. — As the cases of Giant Hogweed discovered in the Commonwealth stack up, researchers at Virginia Tech have released a guide to help people identify the dangerous weed. Sap from the ...

BLACKSBURG, VA. — With Giant Hogweed being found across Virginia, Virginia Tech has released a guide for those who have trouble or may not know how to identify the poisonous plant. So why is Giant ...

The state Department of Conservation has warned New Yorkers to be wary of a noxious plant—giant hogweed—that can burn the skin and cause permanent scarring. Although the department reported it was ...