While most poisonings occur from ingesting foxglove, it's not a good idea to touch the plant. Wash your hands after any exposure. What can I plant instead of foxglove? There are safer alternatives ...

Common foxglove is a staple in many gardens, but maybe it shouldn't be. This invasive flower can colonize wild areas and is toxic to people and pets.

It's found all over the country – but one one part of Australia has officially classified the plant as a dangerous pest. Read ...