TOXIC PLANTS
(Note: This list is NOT all inclusive)
Amarylis - American Yew - Arbor Vitae
Autumn Crocus - Azalea
Baneberry - Bird of Paradise - Black Locust
Bloodroot - Blue-green algae - Boxwood
Buckthorn - Buttercup - Calla Lily
Caladium - Castor Bean - Chalice Vine
Cherry Tree - Christmas Candle - Clematis
Cocoa - Coffee Bean - Coral Plant
Cowslip - Daffodil - Damar - Daphne
Deadly Amantia - Death Camas - Delphinium
Dieffenbachia - Eggplant (leaves/roots)
Elephants Ear - English Holly and Ivy
False Henbane - Foxglove - Golden Chain
Golden Laburnum - Hemlock - Henbane
Holly - Honey Locust - Horesechestnut
Hyacinth - Hydrangea - Indian Turnip
Japanese Yew - Java bean - Jerusalem Cherry
Jimson Weed - Juniper - Lantana
Larkspur - Laurel - Lily of the Valley
Lobelia - Locoweed - Lords and Ladies
Marijuanna - May Apple - Mescal Bean
Mistletoe - Mock Orange - Monkshood
Morning Glory - Mountain Laurel - Narcissus
Nightshades (all**) - Nutmeg - Oleander
Philodendron - Poison Ivy and Oak - Poinsetta
Pokeweed - Potato (leaves and roots)- Privier
Rhododendron - Rhubarb - Rosary Peas
Skunk Cabbage - Snowdrop - Snowflake
Snow on the Mountain - Sweet Pea - Tobacco
Tomato (leaves and roots) - Virginia Creeper
Water Hemlock - Western Yew - Wisteria
Yam Bean - Yew
** Nightshades: Include potato, tomato, petunia, tobacco, eggplant, horse nettle, european bittersweet, silverleaf nightshade, and black nightshade. Do not feed Unripe potatoe, tomatoe and eggplant to birds. However, ripe and cooked potato, tomatoe and eggplant are O.K. for birds
Plant art courtesy of
Barry's Clip Art
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