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Poisonous Plants in
Home and Yard
Children will eat almost anything except spinach. Unfortuthey don't know what is good or what’s bad for them. If you have ever raised a "youngun" you know they’ll eat leaves, flowers,* seeds; berimes and even bark. Unfortunately many plants, even those grown in our gardens, flower borders, or along that beautiful babbling brook flowing through your yard, are deadily poisonous or highly injurious. Many parents don't know which are safe and unsafe plants to have around. You’ll be surprised to know large amounts of Rhubarb leaves can cause convulsions, coma, followed by death when eaten raw or cooked. Some of the more common poisonous plants, the part that is poisonous, and damage they cause are as follows: (Poisonous Plants In The Home And In The Back Yard) Poisonous plants grow every vhere even in your own house. A surprising number of people have died from eating them. Many poisonous plants are so common and seemingly inno
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