Common Poisonous Plants of Florida   Find out the names of your
house and yard plants. Call the Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222
to see if your plants are toxic. Below is a partial list of
common poisonous plants.  Recommended First Aid Steps:    1.
Remove all plant pieces from mouth.   2. Rinse mouth and lips
with cool water.   3. Offer sips of water to drink.   4. Wash
hands with soap and water.  Additional plant photos:  For more
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Plant Common Name [click links for photos] Description and
Symptoms Arrowhead, Dieffenbachia,Caladium, Philodendron, Peace
Lily, Pothos The leaves and stems contain oxalate crystals that
cause immediate pain when chewed. Burning and irritation in the
lips, mouth and throat can occur. If plant parts are swallowed,
vomiting can occur. Oleander, Lily of the Valley, Foxglove All
parts of the plants are poisonous if swallowed or if smoke from
a burning plant is inhaled. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting,
stomach cramps, di