Oleander

usgb/ˌəʊliˈændər/
noun

A plant that grows in warm temperatures, often has pink or white flowers, and is sometimes poisonous.

Be careful when touching the oleander, as its sap is poisonous if ingested.
Visual representation of "oleander" - A plant that grows in warm temperatures, often has pink or white flowers, and is sometimes poisonous.

Often appears as...

  • blooming oleander
  • oleander bushes
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Toxic Caution

Emphasize oleander's toxicity to highlight its danger in conversation or writing.

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The oleander looks innocent, but even a small amount can be deadly.
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Warm Climates

Use 'oleander' when describing vegetation typical in warm, sunlit environments.

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Oleanders thrive alongside the palm trees in this coastal area.
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Landscaping Mention

Mention oleanders when discussing garden plants for their decorative flowers.

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For a splash of color, consider adding oleander to your backyard.
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