Poison Ivy
… Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans). Photo: Ginny Williams Updated: September 18, 2023 Key points Poison ivy, Toxicodendron radicans , is a common native plant found …
How to Identify Poison Ivy
… Young leaves on a poison ivy vine. Photo: Rob Routledge, Sault College, Bugwood.org Updated: September 18, 2023 Poison ivy has compound leaves; each leaf is composed of …
Weed Identification Photos in Maryland
… Poison Hemlock Pokeweed Prostrate Knotweed Prostrate Spurge Purslane Ragweed Red Sorrel Shepherd's Purse Smartweed …
Summer Weeds
… Pigweed Poison Ivy Pokeweed Prostrate Knotweed Prostrate Spurge Purslane Ragweed Smartweed Velvetleaf Yellow Nutsedge …
Fall Weeds
… Common Cocklebur Hairy Bittercress Japanese Stiltgrass Poison Ivy Pokeweed Ragweed Still have a question? Contact us at …
January Tips and Tasks
… libraries, and public gardens . Cut invasive English ivy vines that are growing up on tree trunks. These vines are … back after the snow/ice melts. Do not handle the hairy poison ivy vines wrapped around trees. Be aware that the offending oil of poison ivy, urushiol, is active and can produce symptoms …
FAQs: Plant and Insect Identification
… Department of Agriculture's Gypsy Moth Program . What does poison ivy look like? How can you tell it from Virginia creeper in the winter? Poison ivy has three leaves. The University of …
Introduction to Invasive Plants in Maryland
… Invasive English ivy vines. Photo: Randy Cyr, Greentree, Bugwood.org Updated: … , wisteria , Japanese honeysuckle , English ivy , and Oriental bittersweet are invasive vines that, … bacteria that poisons aquatic birds that consume it. This poison can move up the food chain, as documented when some …
Home and Garden Sitemap
… Bacterial Leaf Spot and Leaf Blight Disease on English Ivy Fungal Leaf Spot Disease on Flowers Gray Mold Disease on … Bindweed Horsenettle Horseweed Jimsonweed Mugwort Pigweed Poison Ivy How to Identify Poison Ivy Pokeweed Ragweed Velvetleaf Virginia Creeper …
Virginia Creeper
… to egg-shaped, margins toothed; often mistaken for poison ivy which has 3 leaflets and climbs by aerial roots …