| The ingestion of azalea, oleander, castor bean, sago palm, Easter lily or yew plant material by an animal can be fatal. |
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| The microbe occurs in many forms, or strains, that sicken other plants, including almond, peach, plum, and oleander. |
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| You'll delight in the colors and fragrances of the climbing white stephanotis vine, yellow allamander and oleander. |
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| Banks of white arum lilies and the blue globes of agapanthus lined the Levada do Norte, along with oleander bushes in full bloom. |
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| In retaliation, she poisoned the birthday cake of his nine-year-old daughter by adulterating the batter with juice from oleander leaves. |
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| Yellow butterflies flit from golden lantana bushes to the pink and white oleander blooms. |
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| Both adults and larvae live on plants frequented by aphids, including roses, oleander, milkweed and broccoli. |
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| This leads directly to the garden room with its thriving oleander, banana plant and mature vine. |
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| Likewise, the center says certain plants are fatal if eaten, including azalea, oleander, sago palm and yew. |
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| It may be quite tempting to turn your back on mankind behind hedges of bougainvillea, oleander, or myrtle. |
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| It has a wonderful courtyard, with walnut trees, pomegranate, vine, bamboo, oleander and roses. |
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| My father used to grow them in his gardens, along with oleander and star of Bethlehem. |
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| Blue stars are related to dogbanes, oleander, and periwinkles, and produce a similarly milky sap which can be messy. |
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| Presence of the oleander, the white and yellow daffodils, the reeds, poppy and Tansy, holidays, borage. |
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| People die every year from accidentally ingesting passionflower, daffodils, yew, autumn crocuses, monkshood, foxglove, oleander and the like. |
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| Let yourself be seduced by the fairytale appearance of the hibiscus, the sensational colours of the croton and the sweet smell of the oleander. |
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| The vegetation is typical provencal, pine and olive trees with an underplanting of oleander, lavender and rosemary bushes. |
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| Camping beneath holm oak, laurel and oleander on Croatia's Adriatic coast is a refreshingly different Mediterranean experience. |
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| With its beautiful, sweet-smelling flowers, an oleander is a true overindulgence for the senses. |
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| Never give her access to poisonous plants such as poinsettias, azaleas, rhododendrons, dumb can, Japanese yew, oleander and English ivy. |
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| During the summer the oleander and bougainvillea cover the island in pink, white, purple and red flowers. |
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| The gardens emphasize native plants, perennials and trees, with accents provided by soft hues of roses, oleander, rhododendrons, agapanthus and more. |
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| Figure 6 Crystals in the stem and leaf cross-sections of Nerium oleander. |
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| The dominant vegetation is Mediterranean, with oaks, chestnut, pine, oak, olive, fig and olive trees, palms, eucalyptus, arbutus, oak trees, lilies, oleander and pitas. |
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| If you come to Sicily some time between December and April to escape a snowy winter in the northern countries, you will enjoy the colorful blossoms of the almond trees, the oleander, the hibiscus and many more. |
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| Some become invasive, for example the oleander aphid, accidentally introduced with the ornamental plant, oleander. |
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| Other woody plants found in the highlands and elsewhere in the desert include species of Acacia and Artemisia, doum palm, oleander, date palm, and thyme. |
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| The maquis of Bar's coastal area is comprised of the following: oak, holm oak, laurel, myrtle, Spanish broom, oleander, hawthorn, sloe, thorn, butcher's broom, asparagus etc. |
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| Fortunately, fatalities from oleander poisoning are rare, as the plant is very bitter and thus quickly deters anyone sampling the vegetation. is the most widely grown commercial non-food plant in the world. |
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| Last February, landscapers discovered this refrigerator-size bee colony nesting in an oleander bush in Phoenix, Arizona. |
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| If eaten, oleander can cause vomiting, diarrhea, erratic pulse, seizures, coma, and death, and contact with the leaves and sap is known to be a skin irritant to some people. |
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| Almost as soon as the main roads and towns are out of sight, the wild, rocky landscape turns into a patchwork of verdant cannabis fields interspersed with golden wheat and hot-pink oleander bushes. |
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| All afternoon, she had served as my assistant and directress in pruning some ocotillo, and was enough exhilarated by the results to turn my attention to our overgrown hedge of mixed olive and oleander. |
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| Further studies are necessary on this apparently new disease of oleander. |
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| There is a vine-festooned terrace for sultry summer days, while a further series of terraces have been planted with hibiscus, oleander, palm, jasmine, plumbago and cactus. |
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| Restrict access to plants that are dangerous to dogs: poinsettias, azaleas, rhododendrons, dumb cane, Japanese yew, oleander and English ivy, to name a few. |
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| Lush landscaping throughout property includes Cuban and coconut palms, gumbo limbo and sea grape trees, oleander, hibiscus and silver and green buttonwoods. |
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| Al-Yahyaa MA, AL-Farhanb AH, Adamc SEI Preliminary toxicity study on the individual and combined effects of Citrullus colocynthis and Nerium oleander in rats. |
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