Oleander (Nerium oleander) is a plant of the genus Zakkumgiller. It is also known as the flower of hell that grows in warm regions and loves warmth. along the coastline of the Mediterranean region, while Turkey is grown in West and South.
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Its length can usually be 2-3 meters, sometimes up to 5 meters. It is a common tree with no leaves in winter. It grows naturally in parks and gardens, as ornamental plants. There are beautiful flowers in red or pink color.
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Oleander is a poisonous plant. Leaves contain resin, glucose, tannin, vitamin C and a glycoside called oleandrin. Its shells contain volatile and fixed oils, a resinous compound and glycosides. Seeds also contain many glycosides. It is very toxic and should be kept away from children's leaves. Even when 1 gram of leaf is defeated, it can lead to significant poisoning.
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