Wild Parsnip Toxic Roadside Wildflower In Nys. Wild Parsnip Is An Invasive Plant From Europe And Asia That Has Become Naturalized In North America. It Is Well Suited For Colonizing Disturbed Areas But Can Also Be Found In Open Fields And Lawns. Wild Parsnip Sap Can Cause Painful, Localized Burning And Blistering Of The Skin. Wild Parsnip Can Be Found Growing In A Broad Range Of Habitats, Especially Along Roadsides, In Fields And In Pastures. Fingerlakes

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