Poisonous Plant Mugs

Funny illustration of two poisonous plants (deadly nightshade and white baneberry) engaged in a staring contest. This is a great design for any gardener or botanist.

Poisonous free hand vector drawing / illustration inspired by ice cream and food poisoning and also venomous snakes and stuff. Graffiti style

Close up vertical shot of a single poisonous mushroom growing through the wild vegetation. Moody autumnal background, nature freshness with fungi species on the meadow among green grass.

Original Artwork by Sincerely Sam/ Samantha Sawyer

At least you're giving them fair warning!

cartoon poisonous mushroom illustration design by Spes.id

The Lily of the Valley, beautifully captured on this t-shirt with a watercolor illustration, is a plant of contrasts. Known for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers and sweet fragrance, it's a symbol of purity and the birth flower for May. Despite its charming appearance, it harbors a hidden danger: the plant is highly poisonous. This duality of beauty and toxicity makes it a fascinating subject, reflecting nature's intricate balance between allure and peril.

The Lily of the Valley, beautifully captured on this t-shirt with a watercolor illustration, is a plant of contrasts. Known for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers and sweet fragrance, it's a symbol of purity and the birth flower for May. Despite its charming appearance, it harbors a hidden danger: the plant is highly poisonous. This duality of beauty and toxicity makes it a fascinating subject, reflecting nature's intricate balance between allure and peril.

Poisonous plants come in all sorts of beautiful shapes, styles and colors, like the dainty white flowers of hemlock.

Killer plant poisonous carnivore pattern with poison ivy, plants and daffodils.

Poisonous Plants

Poison ivy growing on a pot, witch's kitchen plant, illustration

Black and white ink illustration. Vintage inspired floral design. Witchy vibe, poison plant. Original artwork by Sol Daath.

Vintage botanical poisonous narcotics illustration.

Day 1 of #intober #tpinktober 2018 was poisonous. Have a question? Email me! [email protected]

Pacific poison oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum) berries in California.

An arrangement of lily of the valley flowers.

Wolfsbane, monkshood, aconite, etc. This poisonous flower goes by many names! Hand drawn and painted in watercolor by me.

A watercolor illustration of Lily of the valley, beautiful plant that is also poisonous.

Endemic plant of the Balearic Islands which lives at rocky cliffs. It is very toxic but in small amounts it can be used to manage some heart conditions, you know: the dose makes the poison.

These pink, purple, and yellow/white foxgloves were hand painted by me with watercolor!

Blue inky cap mushroom, hand-drawn graphic design with black outlines, this whimsical forest themed watercolor illustration would be perfect for October and fall season. Cartoonish goth fungi art, this decorative and artistic mushroom design would be great for any toadstools fan or mycology lover!

There’s always hope

There’s more than you know.

The Deadly Nightshade Faerie tends to her deadly, but very cute, nightshade plants. Also known as Atropa Belladonna, this beautiful plant is extremely poisonous to humans and many animals. Ingesting the berries or the foliage can be fatal. Some animals, such as cattle, horses, sheep and goats, can eat it without experiencing any problems. As you may expect, this plant has been used as poison for centuries, but it also has some medicinal applications, and has even been used in cosmetics!

Some macabre plants :)

Belladonna-Old Bottle Tablets-Poison-Drug-Pharmacy

Pink Foxglove

Bittersweet nightshade berries (Solanum dulcamara) growing in a forest in Western New York state, USA.

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Botanical illustrations of poisonous plants

Deadly Nightshade ~ Atropa Belladonna

A poisonous plant that's at least good to look at!

Line art of water hemlock. Fun for Halloween.

Oleander nerium This design features a stunning and realistic depiction of the beautiful yet poisonous oleander flowers, with its vivid pink and white petals artistically rendered. The phrase "Oleander" and "Blossom" is elegantly inscribed, highlighting the allure and hidden danger of the oleander. The design masterfully combines visual appeal with a subtle nod to the flower's toxic nature.