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horse hockey (Reply to this comment)
by towhee
You're gonna tell me any number of kids is going to be playing around a bush like that and not eating at least the buds, if not the flowers? HORSE HOCKEY!
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May 16 '11
8:41 am PDT
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oleanders (Reply to this comment)
by cdriggers
I have a friend who lives much like a hermit and is very anti-social. He lives in the center of a huge oleander bush and I'm concerned that , although he has little contact with the foliage , he could be experiencing health problems caused by being surrounded by it. Is this possible? Please reply. Thank you
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Nov 20 '10
7:11 pm PST
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Yowza! (Reply to this comment)
by SLOW
Okay, you successfully scared the crap out of me. I will now search my yard for any foliage which could harm my pooch.
Never even thought of this threat before-- thanks!
- SLOW
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Jan 11 '07
9:16 pm PST
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Re: Wow... (Reply to this comment)
by shanna
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Yes this whole experience was terrifying but we did learn from it. It's amazing now how often I see this plant in the most undesirable places! Glad it was helpful!
Shanna
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Nov 16 '01
9:07 am PST
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Wow... (Reply to this comment)
by Lisa_J
Great information...... there are so many plants that are dangerous! Most don't realize it. I was stunned when I viewed the lengthy list provided to in-home day care providers!
Hugs and Smiles~
Lisa_J
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Nov 11 '01
7:04 am PST
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EKKKk (Reply to this comment)
by chrissypops
My goodness ! There are so many plants that are potentally dangerous in many peoples garden Ivy and lily of the valley being most common. Even daiseys can cause a bad upset tummy :-(
Im glad everything is ok through and its great you brought peoples attention to it
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Jul 08 '01
2:22 pm PDT
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I am glad to see you back! (Reply to this comment)
by Dunkjam
Thank you for sharing this information with us, hopefully, we will all check out our plants and bushes and make sure that they are safe for our children and pets to be around them! Take care, Eva
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May 01 '01
10:29 am PDT
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Where Have You Been???? (Reply to this comment)
by Bryan_Carey
It's nice to see that you're back, writing again for Epinions! You've got some catching up to do!
I didn't know about these plants, either. I think we're a little safer here, in Ohio, when it comes to toxic plants because of the climate. The only really toxic things around here are the political leaders!
Anyway, it's good to see you back!
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May 01 '01
7:03 am PDT
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Re: Woohoooo (Reply to this comment)
by shanna
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment and welcome me back!
Shanna
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Apr 30 '01
5:00 pm PDT
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Re: A+Must+Read+for+Everyone (Reply to this comment)
by shanna
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment. I thought I'd been pretty efficient and making my home safe for my child.... this has been such an eye-opening experience for me and I just felt compelled to share it with others.
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Apr 30 '01
4:45 pm PDT
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A Must Read for Everyone (Reply to this comment)
by patwood380
I didn't know that this plant was poisonous. Thanks so much for the information. Could be very valuable for people who are looking to buy a house. I never thought to look at the shrubs in the yard and check to see if they were poisonous!!! We have our yard sectioned off so the little ones can't get to any of the bushes, but that wasn't done for that reason. We did this to keep the dog away from the area of yard where the kids play.
Thanks for the info!!!
patwood380
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Apr 30 '01
11:54 am PDT
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Woohoooo (Reply to this comment)
by flamepillar
Hey, welcome back :) And thanks for sharing this, a lot of people can take a lesson from this; I'm no exception. TTFN~!
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Apr 30 '01
10:41 am PDT
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