The highly invasive species, Giant Hogweed, can cause severe burns and even blindness - even its sap, a danger to humans and ...

Highly invasive plant is particularly dangerous due to its sap, which induces photosensitivity, posing a significant threat ...

Fergus Garrett’s free-spirited stewardship goes against the grain with dense planting, mulching, loam composting and ‘wildish ...

The UK public is being urged to 'be vigilant' to the dangers of an invasive weed that can cause injury in summer ...

The invasive non-native plant can cause severe blistering on the skin if exposed to UV light - and can be particularly ...

Weed specialist have warned that even the slightest contact with a common plant can cause severe burns that reappear for years and can even lead to blindness. This highly invasive plant, with its ...

The Property Care Association is putting the problems associated with Giant hogweed on the radar, due to public health ...

The now widely recognised problems facing insect pollinators are closely linked to losses of such native forage plants in our landscapes over the course of the past 100 years ...

Think August is too late to sow flowers? Think again. These five easy blooms can bring beauty to your garden and joy to next spring.

A Cotswold Way walking trail in Gloucestershire has been named one of the best in the UK to see wildflowers, as demand for ...

Toxic plant saps, which are found in harmless-looking plants, contain chemicals which react with light from the sun, causing ...

A parent has issued a warning after her son was left with a huge blister following a suspected brush with the UK’s “most ...