From: Alan W Day <aday@uwo.ca>
Date: Sun, May 2, 2010 at 8:35 PM
Subject: Giant Hogweed
To: aday@uwo.ca
Hi everybody,
Now that it is spring we need to keep a watch out for Giant Hogweed. As there are some similar species with which it can be confused, I have attached a brief key to help you distinguish it.
If you do think you have found some Giant Hogweed on our trails please let me know, being as specific as possible about its location.
Please note that Cow Parsley should can also cause burns and irritation, although as far as I can gather it does not seem to be quite as nasty as Giant Hogweed.
Thanks
Alan Day
Trail Maintenance Director.
Date: Sun, May 2, 2010 at 8:35 PM
Subject: Giant Hogweed
To: aday@uwo.ca
Hi everybody,
Now that it is spring we need to keep a watch out for Giant Hogweed. As there are some similar species with which it can be confused, I have attached a brief key to help you distinguish it.
If you do think you have found some Giant Hogweed on our trails please let me know, being as specific as possible about its location.
Please note that Cow Parsley should can also cause burns and irritation, although as far as I can gather it does not seem to be quite as nasty as Giant Hogweed.
Thanks
Alan Day
Trail Maintenance Director.
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