Is the Gerbera Plant Poisonous?

Comments () | | Text size: a A | Report Abuse | Print

Share: | Email |

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.

Keywords: daisy, poisonous plants, safe plants, non-toxic flowers

About this Author

Antonia Sorin started writing in 2004. She is an independent writer, filmmaker and motion graphics designer based in Raleigh, North Carolina. She has completed work for the Long Leaf Opera Company, the former Exploris Museum and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She graduated from Thomas Edison State College in New Jersey with a Bachelor of Arts in communications.

New in Poisonous Plants

Additional Reading

My Orchid Has A New Shoot!
Zone 7 | Caring
Midnight Salvia In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming
Rose Pest Control
Zone 10 | Caring
Daffodil Bulbs
Zone 10 | Planting
Planting First Outdoor Seeds
Zone 8 | Planting
Check Out the New Gardening Calendar

Create Your Own Calendar

How to Grow Transvaal Daisy (Gerbera Jamesonii)
...also known as gerbera jamesonii, or gerber daisy, grows natively in South Africa and comes…
How to Plant Gerber Daisies
Plant Gerber daisies in warm climates with sandy soil, good drainage and full, hot sun.…
How to Buy the Right Flowers for a Guy or Boyfriend
Less feminine varieties of flowers can be great to give to men. Learn more in…
How to Become a Garden Designer
...tant to gain credibility. Build up a clientele to become a successful garden designer with…
Book Organization During Home Organizing
Learn how to organize a large book library so that your books are easily sorted…

Evolution of our backyard garden
For Gerbera Daisy Lovers!
April weekends in New York are booked!
Peach Tree Curl Fatal Error?
Hi From Kansas!
This place looks awesome

Is the Gerbera Plant Poisonous?

Report This Article