What is an oleander?
Career: Oleander
Oleanders are ornamental shrubs or small trees belonging to the genus Nerium, commonly grown for their attractive, colorful flowers and evergreen foliage. They are popular in landscaping due to their drought tolerance and ability to thrive in warm climates. However, all parts of the oleander plant are highly toxic if ingested, and care should be taken when planting them in areas accessible to children or pets. Oleanders are often used in gardens, parks, and as roadside hedges, but require caution in handling due to their toxicity.