The floral suicide tree, scientifically known as oleander, is considered one of the most attractive shrubs thanks to its pink flowers and ability to withstand drought, but it hides toxic compounds and dangerous alkaloids. Studies indicate that consuming any part of it causes severe disorders in the heart and digestive system due to containing cardiac glycosides. Statistics show that environmental awareness significantly reduces accidental poisoning incidents among children and pets in home and public gardens. The tree remains a unique botanical masterpiece combining external beauty with the necessity of awareness in its cultivation.
Reports confirm that careful handling of toxic plants ensures a healthy and safe green environment, based on the World Health Organization Plant Toxins Database, research by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) on flowering plants and their chemical compounds, and agricultural ministry guideline reports on managing public gardens and environmental precautions.
World Health Organization Plant Toxins Database. Research issued by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) on flowering plants and their chemical compounds. Guideline reports of the Ministry of Agriculture on the management and coordination of public gardens and environmental precautions. General information from the Syrian Agricultural Guide and Livestock in Syria - Specialized Evidence Center.
