Hemlock water dropwort, also called ‘plant that kills with a smile’ is one of the most extraordinary plants found in the wild. It is a lethal plant that is found in the wetlands of Europe and ...

While all parts of the hemlock water dropwort can be potentially deadly if ingested, the roots are the most toxic part of the plant, hence the nickname 'dead man's fingers'. The part of the roots ...

Parsley dropwort is most commonly called "carrot-weed" in New Zealand, though this name can lead to confusion with wild carrot (Daucus carota) which is another species. Parsley dropwort is an invasive ...