Kent has been named one of the worst affected counties in the country for Giant Hogweed.The highly invasive and dangerous plant increases sensitivity of the skin to sunlight leading to burns and blistering. It has left more than six people with serious injuries this week.The Environment Agency has launched a plant tracker app to pin point Giant Hogweed spots, meaning the public can now record sightings of the terrifying plant.See a map of the known Giant Hogweed spots below.Kent and Surrey...
