Can You Identify These Doggone Toxic Blooms?

May 20, 2009

It's Summer — woohoo! Since I'm looking forward to longer walks and exploring new areas with my pooch, I've gathered up some outdoor flowers . . . that I won't (literally) be gathering up. Since you're old pros on poisonous flowers you could get as presents, can you identify these toxic blossoms you'll want to pass on by with your dog? See how much you know about what not to bring back inside a home when you take this quiz.

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8 Comments

LittleMzFit 3 years 51 weeks

8/8 Never hurts to have a refresher! Thanks Petsugar. :flower:

nicole815 3 years 51 weeks

7/8...i impressed myself!

mehollowell 3 years 51 weeks

Some of these were tough...

LilyBiscuit7 4 years 14 h

8/8.....When I was a child, my mom taught me sooo much about flowers. She was very smart. I'm surprised I even remember.

kiwitwist 4 years 18 h

I have all my dangerous plants in the front yard and all the safe plants in the back. :D

hyzenthlay20 4 years 1 day

DOH! I got 7 out of 8, and I missed the question about oleander . . . I've lived my entire life in central CA, and I see that bush EVERY day! I don't know why I put azalea for my answer.

michelleyk 4 years 1 day

I'm pretty aware of toxic plants, but I'm also an avid gardner, and while I wouldn't keep any toxic plants indoors, I still have a few plants that could be dangerous in my garden. I just keep an eye on my animals and provide them with plenty of edible, animal appealing plants to nibble on.