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Poison Hemlock

Conium maculatum

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Description:

Poison Hemlock is very common in North America. Even though it is poisonous, it has little effect of humans and animals. However, if a large amount is digested, it can be deadly. It can grow to be over 8 feet tall, and blooms in late spring.

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