No reliable data for “Kroenleinia grusonii”
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Toxicity of 731 genera and 58 species for 12 animal groups and children – based on ASPCA, Cornell and poison centres.
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Cat & dog-safe houseplants
Non-toxic to cats and dogs according to the ASPCA.
- CalatheaCalathea
- Prayer plantMaranta
- Spider plantChlorophytum
- PeperomiaPeperomia
- Chinese money plantPilea
- Boston fernNephrolepis
- Moth orchidPhalaenopsis
- African violetSaintpaulia
- Cast iron plantAspidistra
- Parlour palmChamaedorea
- Areca palmDypsis
- Wax plantHoya
- Nerve plantFittonia
- HaworthiaHaworthia
- EcheveriaEcheveria
- Christmas cactusSchlumbergera
- Air plantTillandsia
- Staghorn fernPlatycerium
- Ponytail palmBeaucarnea
- Money treePachira
- String of heartsCeropegia
- Baby’s tearsSoleirolia
- Lipstick plantAeschynanthus
- Mistletoe cactusRhipsalis
- Polka dot plantHypoestes
- Cape primroseStreptocarpus
Horse pasture dangers
Common toxic weeds, trees and hedges around paddocks – also in hay.
- Common ragwortJacobaea
- Ragwort, groundselSenecio
- YewTaxus
- SycamoreAcer pseudoplatanus
- Red mapleAcer rubrum
- Autumn crocusColchicum
- Black locustRobinia
- OakQuercus
- BrackenPteridium
- HorsetailEquisetum
- Poison hemlockConium
- JimsonweedDatura
- Deadly nightshadeAtropa
- ButtercupRanunculus
- Alsike cloverTrifolium hybridum
- OleanderNerium
- Rhododendron, azaleaRhododendron
- Cherry laurelPrunus laurocerasus
- BoxwoodBuxus
- ArborvitaeThuja
- PrivetLigustrum
- FoxgloveDigitalis
- St John’s wortHypericum
- WalnutJuglans
- BerteroaBerteroa
- AvocadoPersea
Tortoise-safe edible plants
For a varied diet – in moderation and pesticide-free.
- DandelionTaraxacum
- PlantainPlantago
- CloverTrifolium
- Prickly pearOpuntia
- HibiscusHibiscus
- MallowMalva
- HollyhockAlcea
- Violet, pansyViola
- BellflowerCampanula
- RoseRosa
- Pot marigoldCalendula
- SowthistleSonchus
- Dead-nettleLamium
- CleaversGalium
- ChicoryCichorium
- MulberryMorus
- LindenTilia
- CommelinaCommelina
- EcheveriaEcheveria
- HouseleekSempervivum
- Showy stonecropHylotelephium
- Elephant bushPortulacaria
- Ice plantDelosperma
- NasturtiumTropaeolum
- Flowering mapleAbutilon
- FuchsiaFuchsia
- Spider plantChlorophytum
Bird-safe plants
For aviaries and bird rooms – but never avocado, oleander, yew or azalea!
- Spider plantChlorophytum
- HibiscusHibiscus
- Christmas cactusSchlumbergera
- CalatheaCalathea
- Prayer plantMaranta
- PeperomiaPeperomia
- Chinese money plantPilea
- Boston fernNephrolepis
- Parlour palmChamaedorea
- Areca palmDypsis
- Moth orchidPhalaenopsis
- African violetSaintpaulia
- Air plantTillandsia
- GuzmaniaGuzmania
- Wax plantHoya
- HaworthiaHaworthia
- EcheveriaEcheveria
- FuchsiaFuchsia
- RoseRosa
- SunflowerHelianthus
- BananaMusa
- Pepper, chilliCapsicum
- Bird’s nest fernAsplenium
- Jewel orchidLudisia
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