List of Poisonous Plants - Indoor and Outdoor plants

[Adrianne Matzkin]

http://www.1800petmeds.com/education/poisonous-plants-dog-cat-10.htm

Symptoms Caused by Poisonous House Plants (Indoors) Mouth and Skin Rash Swollen, Irritated Mouth, Lips, Tongue Vomiting, Tremors, Heart, Lung, or Kidney Problems Chrysanthemum leaves Creeping Fig, Weeping Fig sap Crown of Thorns  Cypress Spurge  Poinsettia leaves  Snow-on-the-Mountain leaves Arrowhead vine Boston Ivy berries Caladium Calla Lilly Dieffenbachia leaves and berries Elephant ears Nephthytis Ivy Peace Lily Pothos, Marble Queen Red Princess Split Leaf Philodendron Starleaf Tuberous Begonia, Wax Begonia Turfroot Amaryllis Asparagus fern Azalea Caladium Chinese lantern Christmas Cherry Creeping Charlie Crown of Thorns Cypress Spurge Dieffenbachia Easter Lily Epipremnum Eucalyptus Euphorbia Ficus Ground Ivy Hedera Ivy (heart, glacier, needlepoint) Jerusalem cherry leaves and berries Lily of the Valley Mum Oleander Ornamental Pepper Narcissus Philodendron Phytolacca Poinsettia leaves Rhododendron Snow-on-the-Mountain leaves Spathiphyllum Spider Mum Umbrella plant

	Symptoms Caused by Poisonous Plants (Outdoor) Vomiting and Diarrhea Hallucinations Convulsions Varied Effects Almond leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Apple seeds in quantity Apricot leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Balsam Apple seeds Balsam Pear seeds Bird of Paradise Bush fruit and seeds Bitter Cucumber seeds Bitter melon seeds Bittersweet bark, leaves, seeds Black Locust leaves, seeds, bark Buckeye seeds and nuts Buckthorn leaves and fruit Canada Yew Cardinal flower  Castor Bean seeds lethal Cherry leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Chokecherry leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Daffodil seeds Delphinium  English Holly leaves and berries English Yew European Bittersweet bark, leaves, seeds  Foxglove leaves and seeds Ground Cherry unripe fruit Honeysuckle berries Horse Chestnut seeds and nuts Indian Tobacco Indian Turnip bulbs, stems, leaves Iris Jack in the Pulpit bulbs, stems, leaves Japanese Plum leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Juniper Larkspur Mock Orange Monkey pod Oak leaves and acorns Peach leaves, twigs, bark, pits, seeds Pokeberry roots Pokeweed roots Privet Rocky Mountain Elderberry berries Skunk Cabbage Snowberry fruit Soapberry leaves and fruit Wisteria seeds Yew Locoweed Marijuana Morning Glory seeds Nutmeg Periwinkle Peyote Chinaberry berries Coriaria leaves and berries Moonweed Nux vomica Aconite Angel’s Trumpet Bleeding heart Bracken Fern Buttercup Cocklebur seedlings Corn Lily Datura Dutchman’s Breeches leaves and roots False Hellebore Flax seed pods Halogeton leaves Horsetail Jasmine berries Jimsonweed Locoweed Lupine seed pods Matrimony vine leaves and shoots May apple roots, seeds, leaves Mescal Bean Milkweed Mistletoe berries Monkshood Moonseed fruit and roots Nightshade leaves and raw fruit Pigweed leaves, stems, roots Poison Hemlock Potato unripe sprouts Rhubarb leaves Scorpionweed hairs Spinach Squirrel Corn Texas Mt. Laurel Thornapple Tomato vine green stems and leaves Water Hemlock stems and roots White Marsh Marigold Wild mushrooms Wolfsbane

[F, Calla & Luca]

I have had or do have some plants on both lists. Luckily the dogs have no interest in them. I would think most gardens have some of these.

[Adrianne Matzkin]

I have lots of those on the list. I just thought it would be helpful for those who doodles do like to nibble on plants to know which ones cause which reaction - to have that preverbial light bulb go off if their doodles all of a sudden show any of the signs listed. 

Lots of people use Periwinkle as ground cover - who knew that those plants can cause hallucinations? 

[F, Calla & Luca]

Yes, the information is good to know.

[Adina P]

I wonder if dogs would enjoy the hallucinations...?

[Susan, Scott, Stillbe & Carter]

Great to see the breakdown by potential impact!  I was panicked about plants when we got Stillbe, and thankfully have found he is not overly interested in much. That said, he loves to wander through, sit, roll around, and lay in the iris, and nibble on the greens, so I pay close attention there.  He seems to sniff azalea and foxglove too, but rarely nibbles.  In any case it's so helpful to understand which plants around which we should be ultra concerned; had no idea periwinkle is on the high watch list,  and I've looked at a lot of lists!  Thanks Adrianne!

[Adina P]

thank goodness I have no green thumb and tend to slowly kill any houseplant that is brought in.  Clark brought in a couple different ones this past year and I assumed that they were like a vase of Roses...they look pretty for a few days and then they croak and you dump them.   Ooops.