Thevetia is a poisonous plant native throughout Mexico and Central America. It is a relative of Nerium Oleander, giving it a common name yellow oleander. It is called Lucky Nut in the West Indies.

To find the oleander plant in Red Dead Redemption 2, you’re going to have to search a specific area of the game. Specifically, the area you’re looking for is Bayou Nwa. You can find Bayou Nwa northeast of the town of Rhodes. The whole region is basically surrounded by the Kansas River.

Oleanders flower from early summer until mid-autumn with large clusters of 2-inch single or double blossoms. Colors range from pure white through pale-yellow, peach, salmon and pink to deep burgundy red. Some varieties (mostly doubles) are fragrant. The leaves are smooth, dark green, thick and leathery.

The Yellow Oleander is an ornamental tree of the Apocyanaceae family that is common throughout the tropics. It contains cardiac glycosides that are toxic to cardiac myocytes and autonomic nervous system. Ingestion of its seeds results in poisoning similar to digoxin toxicity.

Simply touching an oleander plant can cause skin irritation, particularly if you come into contact with the plant sap. If you are cultivating an oleander, wear gloves when you prune the shrub, and wash your hands well afterward. Oleander is also extremely toxic to cats, dogs and horses.

The oldest so far discovered is the 130- million-year-old aquatic plant Montsechia vidalii unearthed in Spain in 2015. However it is thought that flowering plants first appeared much earlier than this, sometime between 250 and 140 million years ago.

about 10 years

As an example, early season azaleas and rhododendrons can start blooming any time between December and March in mild climates. In colder climates, the same can occur between the months of April and May.

Rhododendron blooms can last anywhere from two to seven months.

All parts of a rhododendron bush, including the leaves, stems and blooms, are toxic to both cats and dogs. Only a small amount of rhododendron is needed to cause health problems. Smaller dogs will typically experience more severe, toxic effects than large dogs after eating the same amount of rhododendron.

All parts of the rhododendron plant are toxic for dogs. Symptoms include gastrointestinal upset followed by weakness, paralysis, and abnormal heart rhythms. Large doses can be fatal.

Rhododendron toxicity is rarely fatal to humans, and symptoms usually last no more than 24 hours. It results in short-term gastrointestinal and cardiac problems, and the severity depends on the amount of honey or nectar ingested.

Deer, rabbits, raccoons, and coyotes are common, but deer and rabbits cause the most damage. Deer will eat the leaves off of most azaleas and some lepidote rhododendrons, but usually will not eat the larger leaved rhododendrons.

Do Squirrels Eat Rhododendrons Yes, squirrels love eating these deciduous plants and will gladly nibble on its flower buds.

Rhododendrons produce toxins to protect against herbivores feeding on their leaves. The toxins occur in nectar too where they ensure that only the best pollinators (that can tolerate the toxins) visit. The toxin levels in nectar of invasive plants are lower than that of native plants.

Animal Pests Deer, rabbits, raccoons, and coyotes are common, but deer and rabbits cause the most damage. Deer will eat the leaves off of most azaleas and some lepidote rhododendrons, but usually will not eat the larger leaved rhododendrons.