While toxic to humans, bears naturally seek out the plant for sustenance and for its benefits as a natural laxative.

Between 1935 and 1945, he noted that Eastern phoebes would arrive back in southern Wisconsin about a week after the early-to-arise native Eastern skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) started ...

But while most plants have attractive and alluring aromas, many species have evolved to do quite the opposite. Take the ...

That plant is the Eastern Skunk Cabbage, scientific name Symplocarpus foetidus. Skunk cabbage usually prefers wet or damp areas, which have become plentiful now due to the winter snowmelt.

That plant is the Eastern Skunk Cabbage, scientific name Symplocarpus foetidus. Skunk cabbage usually prefers wet or damp areas, which have become plentiful now due to the winter snowmelt. Skunk ...

Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) may herald the arrival of spring with its early blooms and unique ability to melt snow, but it's yet another smelly disaster that will quickly turn your garden ...

It's great to stop and smell the roses, but there are certain flowers you definitely don't want to get a whiff of. While many plants use sweet smells and nectar to attract insects and other animal ...

The five are: skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetida), snow trillium (Trillium nobilis), hepatica (Hepatica nobilis), bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis), and false rue anemone (Enemion bileratum).

Jenny Carleo, Former Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Cape May County Jolie Goldenetz Dollar, Pollinator Habitat Restoration Consultant Jack Rabin, Director of Farm Programs Honey bees (Apis ...

While it may not feel it—due to the cold temperatures today—it has officially been spring since Thursday. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has released their official 2025 Spring Wildflower ...