If you're using certain seasonal plants to add a festive touch when decorating for the holidays, make sure they're the type that won't be harmful to kids or pets.
Cats, dogs and curious kiddos might ingest certain plant parts that can cause a wide range of symptoms, from mildly upset tummies to cardiac issues. You'll want to rule out any dangers and instead, deck your halls with safer choices.
The Naughty List
Holly berries
These bright red berries look beautiful bedecking wreaths and evergreen swags, but holly berries can be really toxic if kids or pets ingest them.
Mistletoe
There's a well-known holiday tradition of kissing under this plant , but mistletoe has many poisonous parts if ingested.
Its leaves, stems and especially its berries should be avoided, unless you keep it hig

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