A Paradox of Beauty and Danger

Native to the Mediterranean region and parts of Asia, the Oleander thrives in warm climates, often lining roadsides, gardens, and courtyards with its year-round greenery and generous blossoms. The flowers, with their silky petals and sweet fragrance, create a sense of calm and romance, often compared to roses or jasmine for their charm.

Oleander (Nerium oleander) stands apart as a plant full of paradox. Its clusters of pink, white, red, or yellow blossoms bring a sense of softness and charm, yet hidden within its beauty lies a quiet warning it is one of the most toxic ornamental plants in the world.