What is oleander?
Q: What is oleander?
A: Oleander is a poisonous shrub with pink colored flowers, commonly found in gardens.
Q: Where is Nerium oleander native to?
A: Nerium oleander is native to northern Africa, the eastern Mediterranean basin and southeast Asia.
Q: What type of climates does oleander prefer?
A: Oleander prefers dry, warm climates.
Q: What is the potential use of cardenolide oleandrin in scientific studies?
A: Cardenolide oleandrin may be used to prevent mutagenesis based on recent scientific studies.
Q: Why is oleander commonly found in gardens?
A: Oleander is commonly found in gardens because of its attractive pink colored flowers.
Q: Is oleander safe to have in gardens?
A: Oleander is poisonous, so precautions need to be taken, and is not safe to ingest.
Q: Does oleander grow naturally in dry, warm climates?
A: Yes, oleander prefers dry, warm climates and may naturalize in such areas.
