Is the Gerbera Plant Poisonous?

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Gerbera plants, such as the popular Gerbera daisy, are not toxic to humans, cats, dogs or horses. Gerberas can actually help clean the air around the home, according to NASA. Still, they should not be ingested.

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Is the Gerbera Plant Poisonous?

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