Poisonous yew plants have red berry-like cones that contain toxic seeds. Used with permission of Idaho Department of Fish and Game “We had people last year that looked out their window and saw an elk ...

There’s nothing like wandering through a Washington state forest on a beautiful summer day in search of ripe, wild berries.

The bushes are frequently used to spruce up a dull landscape or lackluster yard, but the beautiful red berries on the Nandina bush are toxic to birds, humans and other animals.

The bushes are frequently used to spruce up a dull landscape or lackluster yard, but the beautiful red berries on the Nandina bush are toxic to birds, humans and other animals.

After dozens of wildlife deaths and at least one close call for a Boise child, the city will ban a popular landscaping plant that is toxic from its roots to its berries.. Boise’s new zoning code ...

What’s more, every part of the yew tree, except the fleshy red part of the berry, is toxic. While birds can safely eat the berries, humans and pets are at risk and even a small amount could ...

So, it's ideal you plant mixed rows of evergreen shrubs (like mountain laurel, yew, and inkberry) so that their attractors (pollinators) can keep each other's detractors (pests) in check.

Indeed, the badgers seem to relish this delicacy so much that they have been seen standing on their hind legs to reach the berries on the lower branches of yew bushes. Evidence of the badgers’ nightly ...

A 14-year-old boy has died after eating poisonous berries during a walk in the park, a UK inquest into his death has heard. According to the official report, Benn Curran-Nicholls, 14, who had ...

The berries contain a chemical called Theobromine, the same chemical compound found in chocolate, which is highly toxic for dogs and cats. It often causes vomiting, diarrhoea, high blood pressure ...

What’s more, every part of the yew tree, except the fleshy red part of the berry, is toxic. While birds can safely eat the berries, humans and pets are at risk and even a small amount could ...

A TEENAGER collapsed and died from eating berries on a walk with his dad. Benn Curran-Nicholls, 14, was poisoned by the leaves and fruit from a yew. The schoolboy, who was severely autistic, was fo… ...