Don't be fooled by this plant also known as Angel's Trumpet. Each part of the plant are poisonous, particularly the seeds and leaves. Effects of ingestion can include confusion, diarrhoea, migraine headaches, hallucinations and death.
This pretty plant often used as ground cover or potted colourcan cause vomiting, convulsions, and paralysis.
4. Daphne Eternal fragrance
Any berries which form should be removed as ingestion of only a few berries can be toxic, especially to small children.
Classified as an invasive weed in Australia, ingesting the leaves and berrries of duranta have caused death in children, cats and dogs.
These common poisonous plants can cause severe reactions. Be cautious of plants with red berries, those with milky sap and all types of mushrooms. Be aware, too, that there’s some risk of contracting serious respiratory diseases from having contact with potting mix, so it’s best not to allow children to play in it or inhale its dust.
(Nerium oleander) plant cells contain silica so it is unpleasant to eat as well as being potentially toxic.
7. Philodendron Xanadu
Often grown as indoor plants symptoms of ingestion can include swelling of the tongue and an inability to speak, while contact with the leaves can cause mild dermatitis.