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... reactions. Some cause rashes when touched, while others cause vomiting and diarrhea if… More
...e are numerous houseplants that are toxic to your dog, according to Dr. Murl… More
Many poisonous plants grow in all parts of California. The plants include native, introduced… More
... are curious by nature and often enjoy chewing on plants it finds around… More
There are many reasons to love plants, not the least of which is their… More
... is a defense against foraging wildlife that many plants have evolved over time.… More
...for plants of the Pelargonium genus. The geranium category encompasses over 200 plant types.… More
...good for animals, and some common fruit trees are poisonous to dogs. Some are… More
...oresight. dog owners frequently worry whether the plants they grow will harm their dog,… More
...ark of a responsible dog owner is researching the plants in her garden to… More
...the majority of plants that are safe for cats and other animals. It is… More
...garden can sometimes cause problems for children, pets and livestock. These poisonous plants need… More
...t peacefully? This is an important question for a dog owner to ask. It… More
...mals may chew on the leaves. Protecting your houseplants begins as soon as… More
...he berries of the bittersweet vine are considered poisonous and should not be ingested.… More
...us to dogs; in fact it is one of the most popular pet-edible flowers… More
...e popular Gerbera daisy, are not toxic to humans, cats, dogs or horses. Gerberas… More
Gerbera jamesonii is not a poisonous plant. If placed indoors, this perennial can even… More
... and flowers of the Lily of the Valley flower are poisonous. They can… More
...maintaining a vegetable garden, there are several plants that you should avoid if dogs… More
... ear bulbs can be grown as an annual in a shady location with tips… More
...y climate and need a full, sunny spot to grow in. Plant and grow Columbine… More
...p house there are bugs, and pests will affect the plants and should be managed… More
Knowing what to look for when buying rhubarb plants for your garden is very important… More
In order to eliminate insects, the key is to figure out what is drawing them… More
...ould be pruned in the fall months by clipping the plant where the three leaves… More
Crown vetch poisoning refers to vetch plants taking over areas as invasive weeds, and the… More
...if the flowers are eaten. Research which types of plants and flowers are edible with… More
Grow castor bean plants, or ricinus communis, by placing them in full, hot sun, giving… More
Grow aloe vera plants by providing full sun, a warm climate, good drainage and sand… More
... in Italy. Find out how immigrants brought tomato plants to the United States with… More
... rid of poison oak and poison ivy by spraying the plants with Finale herbicide,… More
Identify edible flowers by researching different flower groups and discussing edible flowers with a specialist.… More
When growing edible flowers, such as roses, violets, chrysanthemums and broccoli, make sure no pesticides… More
Growing sumac, also known as rhus aromatica, requires a cold climate, and it creates a… More
... bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
...ps from animals and other threats in this free educational video series. More
...make great flowers for shade gardens. Get tips on planting and growing aconitum flowers in… More
...or the perfect plant, shade and sunlight tips for plants or flowers, and poisonous plants… More
...difficult, learn all about caring for carnivorous plants in this free video. More
... cleared out a garden of poison ivy and wanted to plant a ground cover quickly. Can I plant creeping thyme from seed right now? I am in zone 7. More
...t all of these plants(attached picture below) are poison but usefull, especially the first one (first picture), beside has been used as a traditional herbal medicine, also has been cultivated to produce bioenergy (biodiesel) as an energy alternative, i only know its name in Indonesia, It is "Pohon… More
Howdy everyone. I'm new here but I think I found a place that can help me. Behind my house (I live in the North East, US), I have a berry tree. My kids are always picking them and I'd like to know if they are ok to eat. I'm always… More
I am going to plant lavendar, and either salvia or anise hyssop in pots. What type of soil to I use? Garden soil or potting soil? I read that if you rub the leaves of anise hyssop on your skin it will repel skeeters. Will just the plant being on… More
I collect plants from my own property. every year some new plan/weeds show up, but instead of killing them I put new guests in designated area and enjoy them as they grow. My front yard is my "Laboratory" even thou some people think that i don't have enough money to… More
...k , I know , I love Raised Beds, but I'm going to plant two rows 3' wide by 24' long with Peanuts,Seed Spacing using my 6" wire grid. I will add 4 (big Wheel Barrow) tubs of Horse Poo & Leaves(the year old stuff) 8 oz 6-6-6 (ok cheating… More
... maybe they are missing something or they've been poisoned. I did spray my lilly buds with the deer… More
...d the soil, and got out all the big roots. Then I planted and mulched. There are these weird things growing through… More
...e birdie wanted to see pictures of my castor bean plants, well there's no time like the present! I am posting this in the annuals forum because these plants will not withstand a freeze. They also will not self-seed (to the best of my knowledge) unless you are a… More
...ght to it. Sprinklers or drip hoses work better. -Poisons don't work and traps are yuckie. -Use wire cages under everything that you want to… More
...anted to pass it along. I was reading a post on another message board where the person makes her own laundry detergent using this as part of the recipe. I wanted to pass the name of the product on to folks on this… More
...y question is, how do I get rid of it & is it poisonous? Also, what is it? #4: This… More
...his year. We do have cats, so preferrably nothing poisonous. :) More
...will give reliable information on whether certain plants are poisonous to pets or humans? Some one was asking about the berries on black mondo grass. Any one here know if they are poisonous? More
... I'm new here, always looking for great help with plants, particularly since my green thumb isn't very green... My name is Annie and I do have some experience working with plants, particularly when they're planted outside and I really don't have to worry about watering and things, which… More
...oday. I am brand new to gardening. (well kind of) Other then planting a few annuals in planters every spring, I've really never done much else to the yard. So I'm excited to finally start fixing up the yard. I want to have flowers along… More
...s inhabitants. We have two kinds of berry-bearing plants. The first (photo 1) is a small tree with red berries. The second (photos 2 and 3) is a plant with frond-like stalks about 1-3 feet… More
We grew some horn of plenty plants this year for the first time. They are very beautiful and impressive. The plants are about six feet tall with large dark green leaves and huge double purple and white flowers. They are now making big bristly seed pods and I plan to… More
Hello everyone, Just a little about me. I'm from Westbrook, Maine. I started gardening last year in containers. I loved it so this year I have made raised beds to give myself & partner 80 sq ft of veggie space. We also have a couple of flower beds and some… More
... but is best to keep them out of reach regardless Plants Poisonous to Cats Almond (Pits of) Aloe Vera Alocasia Amaryllis Apple (seeds) Apple Leaf Croton Apricot (Pits of) Arrowgrass Asparagus Fern Autumn Crocus Avacado (fuit and pit) Azalea Baby's… More
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