Yes, that "stinging" in the name is off-putting, and rightly so. Grab a clump of stinging nettle leaves and stems in your bare hands and you'll feel like you've been stung by a horde of angry ants ...

Had an encounter with a stinging nettle? Don’t worry – it’s rarely dangerous, but the itch can be seriously annoying. Here are some simple tricks to quickly and effectively soothe the ...

How to treat stings and bites this summer - Whether it’s nettles, bees or ticks, experts say the best approach is prevention followed by prompt treatment ...

Duck Egg, Nettle, New Potato – The Grove, Toronto The British know a thing or two about stinging nettles. They were early adopters of an if-you-can't-beat-it-eat-it philosophy.

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In Britain during WWII, nettle was used as the green dye in camouflage. Okay, so what makes stinging nettle sting? Why do I get a rash every time I touch it? Tiny hairs grow on the stems and leaves.

A mum claims deliberately stinging herself with nettles every day has cured her hay fever - relieving her symptoms in as little as 10 minutes. Rebecca Pullin says she has suffered from a pollen ...

Colin Samuels runs a chemical-free farm in Manotick called Jambican Studio Gardens, and he's sharing his recipe for stinging nettle soup on All in a Day's D is for Dinner this week.

"Definitely with the heat coming on, the stinging insects are more active, causing more stings," said Gillings. Yellow jackets and hornets are carnivores, with aphids being a common meal for them ...