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From poison ivy to giant hogweed, CT s poison plants cause confusion

Connecticut's poison plants include poison ivy, giant hogweed and poison sumac. Maple seedlings are often confused for poison ivy, experts say.

University of connecticutUnited statesEd reschke gettyFelicia millettViktoria sundqvist hearstFrank kaputaYork state department of healthPlant disease information officeConnecticut agricultural research technician rose hiskesViktoria sundqvist hearst connecticut media groupJacky parkerViktoria sundqvistHearst connecticutHearst connecticut mediaNutmeg stateAgricultural experiment station

From poison ivy to giant hogweed, CT s poison plants cause confusion

Connecticut's poison plants include poison ivy, giant hogweed and poison sumac. Maple seedlings are often confused for poison ivy, experts say.

University of connecticutUnited statesEd reschke gettyViktoria sundqvist hearstFelicia millettFrank kaputaViktoria sundqvist hearst connecticut media groupConnecticut agricultural research technician rose hiskesPlant disease information officeYork state department of healthJacky parkerViktoria sundqvistHearst connecticutHearst connecticut mediaNutmeg stateAgricultural experiment station

From poison ivy to giant hogweed, CT s poison plants cause confusion

Connecticut's poison plants include poison ivy, giant hogweed and poison sumac. Maple seedlings are often confused for poison ivy, experts say.

United statesUniversity of connecticutViktoria sundqvist hearstFrank kaputaEd reschke gettyFelicia millettPlant disease information officeViktoria sundqvist hearst connecticut media groupYork state department of healthConnecticut agricultural research technician rose hiskesJacky parkerViktoria sundqvistHearst connecticutHearst connecticut mediaNutmeg stateAgricultural experiment station

From poison ivy to giant hogweed, CT s poison plants cause confusion

Connecticut's poison plants include poison ivy, giant hogweed and poison sumac. Maple seedlings are often confused for poison ivy, experts say.

United statesUniversity of connecticutViktoria sundqvist hearstFelicia millettEd reschke gettyFrank kaputaPlant disease information officeViktoria sundqvist hearst connecticut media groupConnecticut agricultural research technician rose hiskesYork state department of healthJacky parkerViktoria sundqvistHearst connecticutHearst connecticut mediaNutmeg stateAgricultural experiment station

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