they could also be harmful to our loved ones and pets. Many common flowers and plants are poisonous, causing anything from minor skin irritations to potentially severe allergic reactions.

Prudence Gibson meets the woman behind the world’s most poisonous garden, and explains why even common plants such as azalea ...

The combination of moist soil and decaying leaves creates perfect conditions for the plant-like fungi ... But can you tell edible yard mushrooms apart from poisonous ones? You're probably familiar ...

This plant will be the bane of your existence. A poisonous plant called “baneberry” is prompting warnings from park rangers who are urging the public not to consume the toxic vegetation.

some of the most popular houseplants can be quite dangerous for our pets. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports that toxic exposure to plants and fungi was ...

Experts warn that every part of the plant, from root to berries, is extremely toxic and if ingested can cause severe side effects - or in extreme cases even death. Forager Alexis Nikole ...

poison oak, and other plants. It depends. It might be bad if the thick, fast-growing plants are crowding out more desirable plants in your yard or garden. Uncontrolled, the vines can smother ...

Borders are great places to make use of permanent or perennial plants. An even better idea is to make sure they’re edible!

Thus, it seems that despite being separated by millions of years of evolution, humans, mice, and plants all rely on SMNDC1 orthologs and their corresponding poison exons to maintain maximal organismal ...

Pets, particularly dogs, encourage physical activity. Regular walks and playtime can help distract from grief, reduce stress, ...

Not every plant is your friend. Not every plant is good. I know this because I’ve been researching the history of poison gardens and ... especially in our constructed gardens.