poison oak

Poison oak is a reaction from the oil found in the plant.

May 21 I went out hiking and came back covered with poison oak.

Work in dense poison oak will occur several days a week.

One time I got somebody's poison oak to go away on the spot as a demonstration.

She says their cancers make hers look like poison oak.

Poison Oak is also an important member of the community .

He had got all puffed up from poison oak once, on a picnic.

She set off through the undergrowth, checking for poison oak.

Poison oak is widespread throughout the mountains and valleys of California.

There are actually four poisonous plants in this group, since poison oak has both a western and an eastern variation.

Poison oak, ticks, mosquitoes and biting flies are a problem at certain times of the year.

I'm working my way back down the crisis ladder - first cancer, then poison oak, maybe next I'll get a really bad hangnail.

Western poison oak is extremely variable in growth habit and leaf appearance.

Poison oak is common, as are rattlesnakes-dictating caution when hiking the trails.

"Make it poison ivy instead of poison oak and you've got a deal," she said.

"It would go out there and get poison oak, and that could get on you," she said.

Even the local criminal, poison oak, is outfitted in a come-hither sheen.

Poison oak is found throughout the area.

Poison oak is a deciduous shrub native to North America.

Due to this adverse effect, poison oak plants are routinely eradicated upon discovery.

And I know what poison oak and poison ivy look like.

His arms are big and blistered because rubbing against swordfish will burn the skin like poison oak.

There was plenty of poison oak, too.

They eradicate poison oak and spur the rebirth of native bunch grass, she said.