Many beautiful and common plants in the average English garden can prove fatal to household pets. Peter Green, a veterinary surgeon, gives his advice on some of the most common things to look out for.

Some common garden plants in this category include begonia, Chinese evergreen, Iceland poppy, jack-in-the-pulpit, calla lily, split-leaf philodendron and rhubarb leaves. Class 4 plants: Dermatitis.

Some pretty and seemingly harmless plants could be actually be highly toxic to humans, animals, plants and cause major damage to pavements and house foundations - they need to be removed immediately ...

12 Most Common Types of Daisies—and How to Know ... garden director for Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden. "Flowers cover the plant beginning in August ... Ideal in smaller gardens, English ...

4 common garden plants that 'spread aggressively' and damage walls, patios and fences If you want a lush green garden, make sure you keep up with the maintenance - or you could find yourself ...

The English Garden advises gardeners to "apply over the top of the disturbed ground a mulch of well-rotted farmyard manure or ...

News; Health; Gardening; 5 common garden plants that are actually dangerous and need removing immediately Some pretty and seemingly harmless plants could be actually be highly toxic to humans ...