Autumn Crocus

Autumn Crocus a type of Crocus flower known for its toxicity and uses in poisons and Alchemical creation of potions, often seen during fall these flowers draw people in with their purple color
Eating the leaves, tubers, flowers or seeds can be fatal. While poisoning from contact alone is unlikely, we suggest wearing gloves when handling the plant and keeping it well away from your mouth. Autumn crocuses pose a particular danger to children, as they may be drawn in by the plants.
Every part of an autumn crocus plant is highly toxic.
The content of the toxin colchicine continues to increase as the seeds mature and is highest in the seeds themselves. Just a few grams can kill an adult human. Autumn crocus poisoning symptoms include nausea, vomiting, circulatory failure and respiratory paralysis.