The key to living peacefully with, and even enjoying poison ivy, is to learn to recognize it and admire it from afar.

Each season sees us bringing different plants into our lives. Some seasonal plants popular now can be harmful to our pets.

Try starting a poison-ivy fan club. You’ll likely be the only member. Even though the berries of this sumac relative ... and branches are a rich purplish-red color. While herbaceous, pokeweed ...

Looking at a Carolina moonseed vine climbing the deck railing, bright red berries glistening in the sun, reminds me that just ...

Pokeweed can cause a painful, blistering contact rash on the skin similar to poison ivy, and it must be prepared ... it has a flavor similar to asparagus. Pokeweed berries are also used to produce ...

Looking at a Carolina moonseed vine climbing the deck railing, bright red berries glistening in ... I have a long elimination list, beginning with poison ivy, poke and ragweed.

Some plants, like poison ivy, definitely aren’t wanted anywhere ... They may have pink or white tubular flowers. All produce red berries. How to get rid of bush honeysuckle: Small honeysuckles can be ...

Red maples grow well in all soil types but prefer acidic ... It is similar in appearance to poison ivy but produces vibrant berries and has five leaves instead of three. These berries are not edible ...