Oh yeah, toxic as can be. About 25 years ago I was on a local plant identification hike along the Mendocino coast of California, the leader pointed at some and

Oh yeah, toxic as can be. About 25 years ago I was on a local plant identification hike along the Mendocino coast of California, the leader pointed at some and asked if anyone knew what it was. It looked like Dill to me, not knowing about water hemlock, so I quickly snapped a small stem and took a whiff expecting to smell Dill. When I awoke a couple of minutes later, the whole group was looking down on me with concern. I was told that I sniffed it, and said "That's not good" and fell to the ground, I don't remember saying anything, but do recall seeing "stars". It was half an hour before I could walk again, and a couple of hours before I felt anywhere close to normal. Please don't be an ignorant fool like I was and sniff plants you don't know about.