According to the USDA, ingestion of the plant is “frequently fatal” for livestock. In fact, sheep can reportedly be poisoned by eating as little as three ounces of green leaves. Animals can die from ...

The popularity of native plants continues to grow, as evidenced by the fast-disappearing native plant offerings Saturday at ...

As the weather warms up and gardens start to bloom, dog owners are being urged to be vigilant with their pets. Here are 14 ...

As the weather warms up and people spend more time in their gardens, dog owners are being urged to be vigilant as some of the ...

As some of the UK's most popular plants can be toxic to dogs, it's worth being vigilant to keep your pet safe. Here are the ...

The names of some plants, for example Poison Ivy and Deadly Nightshade, make it clear to gardeners that they should be approached with caution. But there is a whole range of common garden ...

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Most of us know about the dangers of giant hogweed, poisonous mushrooms, and potential killers like hemlock and deadly nightshade, but there are other more common plants that you might want to ...

Article continues below However, the leaves of the plant should be avoided as they are toxic and can cause some unpleasant symptoms if eaten. Rhubarb leaves contain high levels of oxalic acid ...

The long, reddish stalks of the rhubarb plant are perfectly safe to consume and can even be eaten raw despite their tart taste. The leaves, however, should be avoided as they contain toxic ...