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The holly is familiar to everyone, and the plant produces small, poisonous bright red berries. These contain theobromine and ingesting can result in vomiting, diarrhoea and drowsiness and as little as two berries can induce these symptoms in a child.
It's often believed that if the holly trees are full of berries, then a harsh winter is on the way.