
How to Pollinate Poison hemlock
(Conium maculatum)
Poison hemlock, also known as Wild Hemlock, Devil's bread, Poison parsley
Poison hemlock flowers dance with flirtatious finesse, inviting their primary pollinators, the busy bees, with irresistible nectar and radiant hues. These diligent pollinators latch onto poison hemlock's blossoms, transferring pollen efficiently and adding a vital chapter to its pollination story. This interactive waltz mostly occurs during daylight, at the peak of poison hemlock's flowering span, synchronizing perfectly with the pollinators' active hours, proliferating the continuation of this abundant species.