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Archive for January 2010

Common Toxic Northwest Plants: Safety Tips to Protect Children from Poisoning

By Ecoyards | January 14, 2010
Close-up of vibrant pink azalea flowers in full bloom, surrounded by green leaves.

Some of the most common and ubiquitous Northwest plants such as azaleas are also toxic, especially to children who put all kinds of objects into their mouths.

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