If you avoid all "poisonous" plants, you'd remove mountain laurel, azaleas, rhododendrons, Carolina jessamine, boxwood, daffodils, clematis, Virginia creeper, privet, burning bush, elephant ear, lantana, oleander, arborvitae, caladium, Easter lily... Most plants are toxic in sufficient quantity. Angel trumpet (Brugmansia) causes tremors and vision blur if eaten—but so do tomato leaves. Casual contact is harmless. Unless children will chew the leaves, enjoy the spectacular flowers with reasonable supervision.
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