Cherry Laurel
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Cherry Laurel
Name: Prunus caroliniana, Carolina cherry laurel
Description: An evergreen tree that grows up to 40 feeet. Leaves are glossy, grow alternately and range in color from light yellow / green to a dark rich green. Flowers are fragrant and white and grow in bunches. Fruit is blue / black and very small.
Concern level: Animals should be kept away from these plants if possible. However, cherry laurel is unpalatable and the concern is only high during drought conditions.
Toxic parts: The entire plant is toxic, except the cherries. Wilted leaves have the most toxicity.
Symptoms: Tremors, excitability, convulsions, excessive drooling.
Danger: Contains cyanide which halts cellular respiration and can be fatal.
More information: Floridata.com
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