“Whilst most are only deadly if consumed in large quantities, they still pack nasty toxins that can cause some pretty horrible side effects. “But in actual fact, some of the most toxic plants and flowers are perfectly capable of growing and surviving in the UK – and they do so in thousands of homes and gardens. Whilst to many, poisonous petals and toxic leaves might only be found in the pages of their favourite childhood fairy tales, the reality is that some of the nation’s favourite and most common domestic and wild plants are actually harbouring harmful – and even deadly – toxins.Ī spokesperson for commented: “Being killed by eating part of a deadly plant sounds like something from a horror movie, or something that could only happen to somebody living in the most tropical countries. Subscribe to our magazine for more great contentīritish gardeners have been warned to beware of poisonous and toxic plants lurking in their flowerbeds this spring.Īs spring rolls around and thousands of gardening enthusiasts take to their backyards to preen and plant, the garden experts at have compiled a list of the ten deadly plants we should be steering away from this year.
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