Note that in this article we are focusing on plants that can be found outdoors in the wilderness. This list is not comprehensive but includes a good portion of common poisonous plants that you ...

All parts of this plant, including its flowers and leaves, contain poisonous compounds that can be fatal if ingested.

When in doubt, you can check the ASPCA's website, which has an extensive list of plants with details on whether they're toxic or nontoxic to cats, dogs and even horses. "If we can't find a ...

However, there is one garden that is filled with 100 poisonous plants and is unlike any other. Alnwick Garden in Northumberland, England, is home to the Poison Garden, which contains around 100 ...

The plant, which is often mistaken for parsnip due to its appearance, is poisonous to animals including dogs. Cornwall Council said sightings of the roots had been reported on Fistral and Little ...