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Ok. It is oleander. I was just checking to see how accurate this would be.
I vote for Oleander, as well...in the future if you take a pic of the whole plant it will help in the ID process.
I agree that it does look like oleander. Never burn oleander - the smoke is also very hazardous.
I'm only guessing, it's a bit hard without the flowers, but I'd say it's Nerium oleander. If it has milky sap I'd say so for sure. Please be warned if so, ALL parts are poisonous.
Spotted on Jan 8, 2013 Submitted on Jan 8, 2013
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Ok. It is oleander. I was just checking to see how accurate this would be.
I vote for Oleander, as well...in the future if you take a pic of the whole plant it will help in the ID process.
I agree that it does look like oleander. Never burn oleander - the smoke is also very hazardous.
I'm only guessing, it's a bit hard without the flowers, but I'd say it's Nerium oleander. If it has milky sap I'd say so for sure. Please be warned if so, ALL parts are poisonous.