Missouri Residents: Watch Out for These 9 Toxic Plants

Spring has sprung, and that flower that you think looks beautiful and want to touch and smell it...DON'T. It could be poisonous.

Dangerous Spring Flowers

Missouri is full of beautiful places to explore, especially when the weather warms up. It’s the perfect time for walks, bike rides, and scenic hikes. As the temperatures rise, wildflowers begin to bloom, adding even more beauty to the landscape.

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But be careful, while they may look inviting, some of these plants can cause serious health issues if touched, and others can be extremely dangerous

Poisonous Plants to Look Out For in Missouri

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This is just another reason why hiking and camping are a no for me. Nature is a wonder, but she can pack a punch, and I am not about to deal with her drama.

Plant Some Of These In Your Garden to Keep Mosquitoes Away

As we previously told you, mosquitoes are the most dangerous creatures on earth. If you want to keep them away from you're yard, these plants can help!

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