According To Our Master Gardener Carolina cherry trees produce small berries that look appealing but come with potential risks. The berries contain cyanogenic glycosides, which are toxic if ingested.

"It grows in dense clusters on deciduous trees like oak, elm, hackberry, sycamore, and wild cherry," according to the USGS. But you probably don't want it to. It's toxic, though the American ...

I stumbled across an interesting tidbit that is appropriate for this month's theme of poison awareness. I was intrigued and I hope you are as well. There's a small poison garden at Alnwick Castle in ...