Cut the yew down and dig out the roots. If you don’t remove the roots, it will grow back. If you can’t get the stump out of the ground, an herbicide will kill the plant — but that takes time.

“It’s a deadly plant and we should not have it — we ... Even if the animals limited themselves to a few bites, yew could kill them. Studies show that it takes 30 grams of leaves to kill ...

"Even a small amount can kill them." Ingesting the plant can also poison humans, pets, and livestock, according to the FWP. Yew poisonings are especially dangerous when winter snows push wildlife ...

Bush Killer Vine, Cayratia (Cayratia japonica) dies back in winter but returns from underground rhizomes. It is common in the New Orleans area. It is hard to believe how fast bush killer vine ...

WGN's Tim Joyce dives right into the Weekend Gardening mailbag this week and answers some viewer questions on what could be eating your rose bush leaves, and how to properly put together a vinegar ...

The plant is an English yew known by many botanists to be highly poisonous if it is ingested by some animals and humans. The plant blamed for the death of the bears was found in a church's parking ...

Confronting the past is essential to shaping and nurturing the future, and Soho Theatre Writer’s Lab alum Coral Wylie makes a powerful playwriting debut with Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, Yew (directed ...

Several plant species are toxic to wildlife and pets, especially those in the yew family. Residents should ... a small handful of needles needed to kill horses, elk or dogs. Information gathered ...

Yew is an evergreen shrub with flat leaves and small needles ... roughly 1 percent of an elk's overall body weight is enough to kill the animal. “The elk we necropsied here at the wildlife ...

Homeowner Jerry Smith and Idaho Fish and Game conservation officer Ben Cadwallader watched a mule deer eat from the poisonous yew bush in Smith’s back yard. They followed as the ...

BOISE — Homeowner Jerry Smith and Idaho Fish and Game conservation officer Ben Cadwallader watched a mule deer eat from the poisonous yew bush in Smith’s back yard Feb. 3. They followed as the ...