Hazardous Plants:
Acokanthera (all parts toxic, except ripe fruit) Aconite Agapanthus Alacia Amaryllis (bulbs)
Angel's Trumpet (leaves seed and flowers) Apricot pits, leaves and bark Apple seeds, leaves, bark Arrowhead Vines
Autumn Crocus/Meadow Saffron Avocado Azalea (leaves)
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Balsam Pear (seeds; outer rind) Baneberry (berries; root) Beans (all types if uncooked) Belladonna Bird
of Paradise (seeds) Bitter Melon Bittersweet Nightshade Black Locust (bark; sprouts; foliage) Bleeding Heart/Dutchman's
Breeches Bloodroot Blue-green algae (some forms are toxic) Bonsai Tree Boxwood (leaves; stems) Bracken Fern Broadbean Broomcorn
Grass Buckthorn (fruit; bark) Burdock Buttercup (sap; bulbs)
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Caladium (leaves) Calla Lily (leaves) Candelabra Tree/Cactus Cardinal Flower Castor Bean (castor
oil; leaves) Cat claw Acacia (twigs and leaves) Chalice Vine/Trumpet Vine Cherry (pits, leaves and bark) Chinaberry Christmas
Cactus Christmas Candle (sap) Chrysanthemum Clematis/Virginia Bower Coral Plant (seeds) Coral Vine Cowslip/Marsh
Marigold Creeping Charlie Crocus Crown of Thorns Croton Cycad or Sago Cycas
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Daffodil (bulbs) Daphne (berries) Datura (berries) Deadly Amanita Death Camas Delphinium Deiffenbacchia/Dumb
Cane (leaves) Devil's Ivy
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Eggplant (fruit okay) Elderberry Elephant's Ear/Taro (leaves; stem) Elephant's Foot Emerald Duke English
Ivy (berries; leaves) Euonymus/Spindle Tree European Pennyroyal
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False Hellebore False Henban Fava Bean Fig plant Firethorn/Pyracantha Fly Agaric Mushroom/Deadly
Amanita Four O'Clock Foxglove (leaves; seeds)
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Geranium Glacier Ivy Gold Toothed Aloe Golden Chair/Laburnum Ground Cherry
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Heart Ivy Heartleaf Heavenly Bamboo Heliotrope Hellebore Hemlock (including water the plant
is in) Henbane (seeds) Holly (berries) Honey Locust Honeysuckle Horse Bean Horse Chestnut/Buckeye (nuts;
twigs) Horse Nettle Horsetail Hyacinth (bulbs) Hydrangea (flower bud)
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Indian Laurel Indian Licorice Bean Indian Turnip/Jack-In-The-Pulpit Indigo Plant Iris/Blue Flag(bulbs) Ivy
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Jack-in-the-Pulpit Jasmine Java Bean (lima bean-uncooked) Jerusalem Cherry Jimsonweed/Thornapple Johnson
Grass Jonquil Juniper (needles; stems; berries)
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Kalanchoe Kentucky Coffee Tree
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Lantana (immature berries) Larkspur Laurel Licorice Plant Lily of the Valley Lobelia Locoweed
Lords & Ladies/Cuckoopint Lupines/Bluebonnet
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Mandrake Mango Tree (wood; leaves; rind--fruit is safe) Marijuana/Hemp (leaves) Majesty Marble
Queen May Apple (fruit is safe) Mescal Beans (seeds) Milkweed Mistletoe (berries) Mock Orange (fruit) Monkshood/Aconite
(leaves; root) Moonseed Morning Glory Mountain Laurel Mushrooms (several varieties)
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Narcissus Needlepoint Ivy Narcissus (bulbs) Nephthytis Nettles Nightshades (all varieties)
Nux Vomica Nutmeg
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Oak Oleander (leaves; branches; nectar of blossoms)
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Pansy Parlor Ivy Peach leaves, pit, bark Pear leaves, seeds, bark Pencil Tree/Cactus Peony Periwinkle
Peyote/Mescaline Philodendron Pigweed Pikeweed Pine Needles (berries) Plum leaves, pit, bark Poinsetta
(leaves; roots; immature) Poison Elder Poison Hemlock Poison Ivy (sap) Poison Oak (sap) Poison Sumac Pokeweed
/Inkberry (leaves; roots; immature berries) Poppy PotMum Potato (eyes; new shoots) Pothos Primrose Privet
Pyracantha
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Ragwort Rain Tree Ranunculus/Buttercup Red Maple Red Princess Rhodendendron Rhubarb
(leaves) Ripple Ivy Rosary Peas/Indian Licorice (seeds)
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Saddle Leaf Sage Sago Plant Sandbox Tree Scarlet Runner Beans Shamrock plant Skunk Cabbage
Snowdrop Snowflake Snow on the Mountain/Ghostweed Sorghum Grass Sorrel Split Leaf Philodendron Spider
Mum Sprengeri Fern Spurges Star of Bethlehem String of Pearls Sudan Grass Sweet Pea (seeds; fruit)
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Tansy Thorn Apple Tobacco (leaves) Tomato (stems and leaves) Tulip
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Vetch Virginia Creeper (sap)
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Water Hemlock Wisteria Wolfbane
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Yam bean (roots; immature roots) Yellow Jasmine Yew (American; English; Japanese; Western) (needles;
thistles)
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