СМЕРТЕЛЬНАЯ ОШИБКА НА ДАЧЕ! 13 цветов-убийц, которые вы сажаете своими руками.

13 killer flowers for your flowerbed: the most beautiful garden plants that are deadly poisonous. In this video, we examine dangerous flowers that grow in almost every garden and learn to recognize them by sight. For each plant: what makes it beautiful, which parts are poisonous, what toxin it contains, and how it's dangerous for children and animals. Aconite, called the most poisonous flower in Europe, whose poison even penetrates the skin. Foxglove and lily of the valley, which strike at the heart. Oleander, dangerous even with a single leaf. Castor oil plant with ricin in its seeds. Delphinium, hellebore, colchicum, datura, columbine, lupine, and also daffodil and hyacinth bulbs, which are easily confused with onions. The main idea is simple: admire, but be aware. Don't uproot anything; understand what you're dealing with, wear gloves, and keep poisonous plants away from children and pets. Which of these flowers grow in your garden, and did you know they were dangerous? Let us know in the comments. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a guide, medical advice, or action plan. Do not taste the plants or self-medicate. If you suspect poisoning of a person or animal, seek medical attention immediately and, if possible, tell us which plant may have caused the poisoning. Tags: poisonous plants, dangerous flowers, killer flowers, poisonous flowers in a flowerbed, aconite, foxglove, oleander, castor oil plant, ricin, lily of the valley, datura, colchicum, hellebore, delphinium, lupine, narcissus, hyacinth, dangerous plants for children, poisonous plants for animals, flowerbed, garden, dacha, flower garden, dacha safety Sources: Orlov B.N., Gelashvili D.B., Poisonous Animals and Plants N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Care, materials on acute poisoning with plant poisons Cornell University, Department of Animal Science, Plants Poisonous to Livestock North Carolina Extension Gardener, Poisonous Plants Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), Potentially Harmful Garden Plants ASPCA, Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants