Sentences with phrase «ivy plant»
If there are poison ivy plants in your yard, you can get rid of them yourself or hire a professional to do it for you.
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A poison ivy rash is caused by urushiol oil from a poison ivy plant coming into contact with skin.
You usually can not get the rash by touching another person who has touched a poison ivy plant because the oil is absorbed into the body so quickly.
You can come into contact with urushiol oil either by touching a poison ivy plant directly, or by touching something else that has oil on it, such a gardening tool, a pair of shoes, or a pet's fur.
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The Thyme box at the bottom holds two tall wheat stalks, while the Rosemary crate holds variegated ivy plants.
lots of gorgeous photos here... lovely lemons and tulips, and a pretty new ivy plant!
The wall itself operates as a composition --- in the upper right hand corner of the wall hangs another crawling ivy plant, hung upside down, and seemingly watered by a bottle of evergreen Lysol.
Saff said that poison ivy plants are expected to thrive with higher carbon dioxide levels.
All of this is analogous to allergies, and the varying degrees of individual sensitivity to what the body perceives as «alien invaders» — pollen, dust, the oil from poison ivy plants, etc..
Ivy is of English origin and is, of course, the name for the ivy plant.
Experiments that exposed poison ivy plants to different levels of CO2 have found that «poison ivy grows faster when there's more CO2» and it produces more leaves that carry the plant's toxic oil, Doug Inkley, a NWF scientist, said.
Contact with any part of the poison ivy plant — the roots, stem, or leaves — can cause this rash.
The first signs (red, swollen, itchy skin along with blisters) can develop hours or days after first contact with a poison ivy plant.
About 15 % of people are immune to urushiol oil and wouldn't know if they had a close encounter with a poison ivy plant.
You can't get a rash from fluid coming out of a burst blister, although you can develop a rash after touching a dead poison ivy plant.
In some cases, you can inhale urushiol particles — or get them on your skin — from poison ivy plants that are burning nearby.
I usually end up buying an ivy plant or two (which I will end up killing by Christmas), cleaning out closets, and washing every linen in the house.
So I gave my rabbit this plant, it was some sort of an ivy plant, and the rabbit stopped eating by that night, and the next day was just laying flat out.
I saw something similar done on HGTV years ago where a lady used an old yellow chippy mixer and put an ivy plant in the bowl... great look.
I also like plants that climb or hang... At one time I had an ivy plant that was gorgeous, the branches went all the way around the room (it was very sunny).