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poison hemlock ID

 
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Can anyone tell me if this is poison hemlock ? Thank you all

Pocojo
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nope, not with those leaves. poison hemlock has finely cut leaves like a carrot - lots of little frilly bits making up one leaf.
 
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Thanks much for your reply

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