In response to concerns about poisonous plants in Lincoln County, we have provided information on this webpage regarding several plant species that are toxic and pose a serious risk to humans and domestic animals. Some of these plants are indigenous to Lincoln County, while several are non-native as well as highly invasive (noxious). Several of these species should be reported if sighted. There are many plants in Lincoln County that could pose a serious risk if handled improperly or consumed. The list provided below is by no means exhaustive.
If you believe you have been exposed to a toxic plant DO NOT CONTACT Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District,
CALL POISON CONTROL (800.222.1222)
The information provided below is for the sole purpose of raising community awareness and should not be used in lieu of a professional medical opinion
CALL POISON CONTROL (800.222.1222)
The information provided below is for the sole purpose of raising community awareness and should not be used in lieu of a professional medical opinion
Poisonous Plants Native to Lincoln County
Spotted Water Hemlock
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Western Water Hemlock
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Non-Native Poisonous Plants of Lincoln County
Tansy Ragwort
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Spurge Laurel
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