Here is a list of some examples below: Hollies: Berries can cause digestive issues, loss of appetite, and oral bleeding in pets and are also toxic to humans. Mistletoe: All parts of this plant are ...

For one, it can be poisonous for humans ... Both the flowers and berries are small and white, and the berries are covered in a sticky substance that makes them more enticing to birds." ...

Poinsettias, despite their poisonous reputation, are unlikely to cause serious harm if ingested by humans or pets. Holly berries are toxic and can cause symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea ...

Both plants have white berries but European mistletoe has yellowish flowers and American mistletoe has whitish flowers. While all parts of both species are potentially toxic to pets, American ...

The red flash of holly berries will be missing from most people's traditional Christmas decorations this year because the trees have "taken the year off". Holly farmer Nick Coller, from the Broads ...

It is the holiday season, and as people decorate their homes, there is a worry about if the plant is poisonous. The biggest concern is with poinsettias. They are in the euphorbia family. Plants in ...

But are holly berries poisonous to pets or children that get a little too curious? Despite their festive charm, all types of holly contain toxins that are potentially dangerous if eaten.