Giant Hogweed
Perennial
- Tuberous root stalks
Flower
- Broad flat-topped with many small white florets
Leaves
- Each leaflet is deeply incised and may expand to 5 feet
Habitat
- Wide variety of habitats but is most common along roadsides, vacant lots, streams, and rivers
Impacts
- Forms a dense canopy outcompeting native riparian species
- Increase soil erosion
- Sap causes burns
Heading using the h3tag
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