Harney Soil & Water Conservation District HSWCD

Dalmatian toadflax was introduced in the U.S. for ornamental and medicinal purposes.  Quakers relied on the plant for liver and skin health.  Plants boiled in milk were set out in settlers’ homes to eradicate flies.  But as with most invasive plants, what began with the best of intentions got out of control.  The plant found a ... Read More