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The Hollyhock (whose scientific name is Althea rosea) is not… More
Lily plants can be poisonous to cats. According to Dr.… More
Lobelia is toxic to cats. Symptoms of ingestion may include… More
Hibiscus is toxic to dogs and can be deadly. When… More
According to the ASPCA's list of toxic and non-toxic plant… More
Cats can and should enjoy plants in their environment. Cats… More
Variegated Weigela is on the "safe plants" list. This means… More
In the Japanese Honeysuckle plant, the berries are poisonous, causing… More
The leaves and flowers of the Lily of the Valley… More
Azaleas are highly toxic and can be fatal if eaten… More
The berries of the bittersweet vine are considered poisonous and… More
Marigolds are edible but have a bitter flavor. The signet… More
Cycad palm tress, which are sometimes cut into bonsai shapes,… More
Gerbera plants, such as the popular Gerbera daisy, are not… More
Carnations, also known as Dianthus plants, are poisonous with a… More
When planting and maintaining a vegetable garden, there are several… More
Gentian violet contains phenol, which is poisonous. Gentian violet can… More
Having living greenery indoors is difficult if your cat or… More
Gerbera jamesonii is not a poisonous plant. If placed indoors,… More
Yellow iris, known botanically as iris pseudacorus--or commonly as pale… More
Indoor plants give the gardener the chance to grow plants… More
Honeysuckle is poisonous to people and animals, but only if… More
Rhododendrons are very toxic to dogs, causing death in severe… More
Azaleas are beautiful plants but poisonous for your pets to… More
Lavender is not poisonous to dogs; in fact it is… More
In order to eliminate insects, the key is to figure… More
Oleander is a beautiful evergreen shrub that should be pruned… More
Growing edible flowers requires the same care as normal flowers,… More
Learn how to choose the perfect aconitum bulbs for your… More
Learn how to protect your tulips from animals and other… More
Hi all, 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
Hi everyone, I just joined today. 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
Ok, here are the plants I'm trying to identify. #3: A 5 leaf vine type thing that grows up trees or across the ground. I think it's a weed, but my question is, how do I get rid of it & is it poisonous? Also, what is it? #4: This… More
This does not mean the whole plant but sometimes parts 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
I inherited a garden (in southern New Hampshire) and am trying to identify some of its 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
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
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
Is there a good website that 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
Besides the usual poinsettias, what other indoor plants would look nice around Christmas? I'd like to have something different around the house this year. We do have cats, so preferrably nothing poisonous. :) More