Poison ivy plants

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Learning how to identify poison ivy is important for every gardener. Avoid a painful rash with these simple tips for spotting this poisonous plant.

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 demands respect and challenges our epidemic of “plant blindness.” It’s getting more noxious with rising carbon dioxide levels.

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Some plants may look pretty, but they're actually irritating to the skin or even poisonous. Avoid these toxic and invasive plants.

Blackberry leaves do have a similar overall shape to poison ivy leaves, and leaves-of-three, and both grow as ground vines.

Poison ivy can be difficult to identify, even for avid outdoors men and nature lovers—since it resembles poison sumac and Virginia creeper. It can be found in backyards, the woods or even flower beds. Follow these tips to avoid this itchy plant year-round while enjoying wildlife. #backyardgarden #nativeplants #discovernature #poisonivy

By Carol Pinnell-Alison, and Kerry D. Heafner LSU Ag Center If you’re outdoors at all during a Louisiana summer, an encounter with poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) […]

It can be hard to tell if the plant you’re looking at is poison ivy or a lookalike. Here’s our guide to identifying and getting rid of poison ivy safely.

BlackBerry NOT poison ivy