Whether you’re walking your dog in the park, or taking the kids outdoors for fun Halloween activities, it’s always nice to look or touch some of the beautiful, fall plants that add some bright color to the bleak days.

However, while some plants may be visually appealing, others are potentially hazardous. A flower expert has urged households to avoid one specific toxic plant, which can be seriously harmful to people and pets.

What’s more, this plant can be fatal if consumed. So what is this common plant to steer clear of?

Foxgloves

Recognized for its tall pastel and white blooms, the foxglove isn’t as innocent as it looks — and is one of the most dangerous plants to look out for this fall.

“The foxglove plant is noticeable for its tall spires of purple, pink, or white blooms, but it hi

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