Stinging nettle is known for its green pointed leaves covered in stinging hairs that produce white and yellow flowers. Some gardeners consider it a weed you may want to grow in your yard because ...

there’s nothing lucky about coming in from the garden covered in tingling blotches caused by their tiny stinging hairs. Nettles' tough stems bear small white flowers in late summer, which produce long ...

Stinging nettles (Urtica dioica) from heavily grazed habitats are found to possess higher densities of stinging hairs than those from ungrazed areas, and experimental damage to plants in the ...

A member of the nettle family (Urticaceae), mamaki lacks the stinging hairs of ... a black head and thin white hairs. They may be seen feeding on a mamaki plant next to the larvae of the native ...