Branching Ivy
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Branching Ivy
Names: Hedera helix, Weber’s Californian, English ivy, glacier ivy, needlepoint ivy, california ivy
Description: Evergreen, climbing vine with alternate leaves. The leaves are lobed and often variegated. Flowers are small and green / yellow with five petals. Fruit is fleshy and black.
Concern level: Only during drought conditions, unpalatable.
Toxic parts: All parts of the plant are toxic
Symptoms: Colic, diarrhea, hyperactivity, excessive salivation, fever, weakness, irritation of skin around mouth.
Danger: Toxic in large quantities and can cause severe skin irritation with contact. Contains triterpenoid saponins and polyacetylene compounds.
More information: Wikipedia
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