Common names
Common English Ivy
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Botanical name
Hedera helix
Oh go on then,....its between 2-3ft off the floor
Poisonous parts
Leaves
Poisonous component
didehydrofalcarinol, falcarinol, hederasaponins
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Notes
This vine is grown both as an indoor and outdoor ornamental and it has caused poisoning in cattle, dogs, sheep, and humans. Symptoms of ingestion are difficulty in breathing, convulsions, vomiting, paralysis and coma. Dermatitis is rare but can be severe with weeping blisters which respond slowly to treatment. The berries are bitter so it's unlikely children will consume them in large quantities.
Spoiler Pic
Hedera helix originates from Europe and in it's native habitat it is an important food source for a large number of insects and birds. English ivy is very popular as ornamental plant but this ivy is extremely invasive and is considered noxious in parts of the world where it has escaped into the wild. Ivy can become so dense as to exclude other native species creating ivy "deserts", even becoming so heavy as to topple trees - something which does not occur in its native habitat.
Still not found it?? Ok, face the tree with the road to your right, approximately 2 1/2 feet off the ground, infront of you and slightly to the right there should be a fake leaf. Open the back ground picture, you'll find a helpful arrow on it :)