In addition to beautiful flowers, many plants in the home garden also produce ominous substances that can be dangerous to people and animals. With its numerous flower heads, the articular flower is also one of the garden favorites. But what about the toxicity?
Is the joint flower poisonous to people and animals?
The joint flower is harmless to humans and animals because all parts of the plant - leaves, flowers and seeds - do not contain any toxic substances. You can safely plant joint flowers in the garden and expand your collection.
White, pink and red specimens
Joint flowers impress with their shiny green leaves and numerous, funnel-shaped flowers. Depending on the variety, they come in white, pink or red.
These attractive inflorescences exert a magical attraction and draw admirers close to them. However, if small children or pets move freely in the garden, the toxicity must be clear beforehand so that they do not become a danger.
All clear for all parts of plants
The all-clear can be given for this labiate plant because there is no evidence of toxic substances.
- Leaves are harmless
- Flowers and seeds too
You can safely leave all the jointed flower perennials in the garden and expand your collection with new varieties at any time.
