Article "Planting a Child-Friendly Garden"
I noticed that the article advises avoiding sweet alyssum (among a number of other plants) due to toxicity; is this substantiated somewhere? With a quick Google search I found this from Iowa State Univ., which states "flowers are edible and nontoxic to humans and animals."
https://www.extension.iastate....

The NGA article https://garden.org/learn/artic... does show Sweet Alyssum in their list under the heading: "Many other plants are toxic in larger quantities and should be avoided in a child's garden."

I also did a quick google search and couldn't find anything saying that Sweet Alyssum (Lobularia maritima) was poisonous/toxic; to the contrary everything I read said that it was non toxic.

Thanks, I removed that plant from the article.

I'm happy to know that it isn't toxic - I'm growing a bunch of it this year!

Thanks, Dave