This handbook takes the mystery out of identifying these common weeds and provides useful antidotes for treating their irritating, itching rashes. Photos show the plants in every season, and detailed drawings help readers pinpoint the culprit in the woods or in their own backyards. Hauser distinguishes between home remedies that really work and those that can actually aggravate the poison, tells how to treat each poison differently, and explains how to prevent the offending vines from growing in the yard. The perfect reference for homeowners, parents, gardeners and hikers, this is easy to read and informative. Susan Carol Hauser is a writer and gardener who lives in Bemidji, Minnesota.

In this case study, I purposely got the poison ivy rash and let it spread for 5 days. Then I began using a known home remedy and the rash healed in less than 3 days. More than 20 pictures with the recorded date and time show how fast the rash heals, along with 20 pictures of the poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac plants to help you know what the plants look like. Chapters include: -Everything You Need to Know About Poison Ivy Rashes -Fast and Free Way to Heal Poison Ivy - a Case Study -How Does Poison Ivy Spread, Is It Contagious? -Poison Ivy Folklore, and more This is one of the best free methods of healing poison ivy and poison oak rash. It's safe, free, and from your home.

Poison-ivy, poison-oak and poison sumac is a mycological work by Donald Mundell Crooks. It covers the identification, precautions and eradication knowledge needed to deal with these poisonous mushrooms.

Describes dangerous mammals, reptiles, spiders, insects, flowers, shrubs, trees, and mushrooms.