Gardener 'died after brushing past poisonous plant' in millionaire's garden
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You been watching me cook?More danger in the kitchen than in the garden......think about it
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I think it was more likely to be Weil's disease, also picked up in a garden.
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I Got Given A Massive Rhododendron last month in a pot because the customer had heard on tv that they where poisonous and did not want it. She was worried for me when I told her that I was not going to cut it up and burn it and was going to give it a home in my garden.... I too often brush past aconitum's in gardens & am still alive
.... I too often brush past aconitum's in gardens & am still alive- Joined
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Get enough and you can make some Mad HoneyI Got Given A Massive Rhododendron last month in a pot because the customer had heard on tv that they where poisonous and did not want it. She was worried for me when I told her that I was not going to cut it up and burn it and was going to give it a home in my garden
https://modernfarmer.com/2014/09/strange-history-hallucinogenic-mad-honey/