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According to the experts, keep your dog away from these plants at all costs. Plus, what you can safely plant instead.

This tall ornamental flower native to Europe can be seen in ... She said the importation, sale and trade of all reproductive foxglove species, hybrids and cultivars would be prohibited.

Recognised for its tall, vibrant spikes of purple or pink flowers, foxglove is commonly found in gardens worldwide. It's admired for its beauty, but the plant has invasive tendencies that can lead ...

The Tasmanian government has officially declared foxglove a pest in an effort to reduce its impact on the state's environment and agriculture. Regional council reporter and videographer at The ...

French philosopher Henri Bergson is quoted as saying, “The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” ...

Buttercups, crocuses, primrose, cyclamen, elderberry, foxglove leaves and seeds ... "Although cases of poisoning are rare, knowing which plants are dangerous and keeping them out of reach can ...

A patch of common foxglove bloom in a garden. - Photos From Japan, Asia And Othe Of The World/Getty Images ...

Dog owners could face a vet’s bill of up to £500 if their daily walk leads to their pooches eating any potentially fatal plants, such ...