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Image JPEG image Hemlock and cow parsley plants
Located in Media / / PLANT TOXICITY / HEMLOCK
Image JPEG image Hemlock leaves
This image shows the leaves of hemlock (Conium maculatum). They are a brighter green than cow parsley and have an iridescent appearance. When they are crushed, they release an unpleasant mousy smell.
Located in Media / / PLANT TOXICITY / HEMLOCK
Image JPEG image Hemlock growing next to cow parsley
This image shows two umbelliferous plants growing together. The one on the left Hemlock (Conium maculatum) with a Cow Parsley (Anthricus sylvestris) plant on the right. The leaves look similar although hemlock leaves have a slightly iridescent appearance. The difference in the main stem is very obvious. Hemlock has a smooth, hairless, pale green stem with red blotches. Cow parsley has a ridged stem that can be green to purple in colour.
Located in Media / / PLANT TOXICITY / HEMLOCK