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Frugal Gardening
Frugal Gardening
Catherine Reed

Pet Owners in Florida Warned About a Toxic Garden Shrub Gaining Popularity

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Florida yards love anything that grows fast, stays green, and shrugs off heat—and that’s exactly why one toxic garden shrub keeps popping up in new landscapes. The problem is that “tough” often means “chemically protected,” and pets don’t read plant labels before they chew. If a dog noses through hedge clippings or a cat snacks on leaves, a pretty yard can turn into a stressful vet visit fast. The good news is that you don’t need to rip out your whole landscape to lower the risk. With a few smart choices, you can keep your curb appeal while making your space safer for the animals that live there.

How This Toxic Garden Shrub Spreads Through Florida Yards

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