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Poisonous Garden Plants Warn South Carolina Families
The S C Department of Health reports children were poisoned after eating berries leaves or flowers from common garden plants including oleander azaleas daffodils and lantana. DHEC and the SC Poison Control Center urge awareness noting plants like dieffenbachia oleander and yellow jessamine as highly dangerous with possible death.
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