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DANGEROUS FLOWERS A THREAT TO KIDS.(Brief Article)

Publication: USA Today (Magazine)

Publication Date: 01-MAY-01
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COPYRIGHT 2001 Society for the Advancement of Education

Few things are as aesthetically pleasing as a beautiful garden. However, many common flowers are toxic if eaten and could pose a threat to young children.

"Be cautious about which plants you choose to plant in your yard," warns Greene Shepherd, a clinical toxicologist and instructor of emergency medicine...

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