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The Garden Factory Inc.Plants Toxic to Dogs & CatsCommon NameOther Common NameBotanical NameAcacia Tree or ShrubAcer SanguineumWhistling Thorn Plant, Golden Wattle; many speciesAcacia longifolia; many speciesCarolina Maple, Curled Maple, Red Maple, Rufacer Maple,Acer SanguineumToxic to Toxic toDogsCatsdcdcWhat's Toxic?All PartsAll parts, especially wilted leavesScarlet Maple, Soft Maple, Swamp MapleAcocantheraAconiteAcornsAdam-and-EveAfrican BoxwoodAfrican EvergreenWinter Sweet, Poison Arrow PlantAcocanthera OblongifoliaMonkshood, WolfbaneAcorn, OakQuercus albaArum, Lord-and-Ladies, Wake Robin, Bobbins, Cuckoo PlantArum maculatumMyrsine africanaArrowhead Vine, Green Gold Naphthysis, Nepthusis, Tri-LeafddddddccccccFlowers & FruitccccccccccccccAll parts, especially seedsFoliage, Roots & SeedsAll PartsAll PartsStems & LeavesLeaves, Stems & RootsWonder LeavesAfrican Wonder TreeAgapanthusAgaveAlfalfaAlligator PearAlmondAlocasiaAloeAlsike CloverAmanitaAmaryllisAmbrosia MexicanaAmerican BittersweetAmerican HollyDeath Camas, Meadow Death Camas, Fly agaricArmanita muscariaBelladonna Lily, Saint Joseph Lily, Cape Belladonna, Naked LadyHippeastrum spp.Jerusalem Oak, Feather GeraniumChenopodium botrysBittersweet, Waxwork, Shrubby, False, & Climbing BittersweetCelastrus scandensEnglish, European, Oregon Holly, Inkberry, WinterberryIlex opacaddddddddddddddPodophyllum peltatumdcAll parts, except ripe fruitYewTaxus canidensusAmsinckia menziesii var. intermediaCommon Privet, Privet, Wax -LeafLigustrum amurensePieris, Lily-of-the-Valley BushPieris JaponicaddddccccNeedles, Seeds & BarkTarweed, Fiddleneck, Rancher's Fireweed PlantdddcccCastor Bean, Castor Oil Plant, Mole Bean PlantRicinus communisAfrican Lily, Lily of the NileAgapanthus orientalisAgave spp.LucerneAvacadoPrunus dulcisElephant's Ear, Angel's WingsAlocasia spp.Aloe Vera or Burn PlantAloe VeraTrifolium hybridumAll PartsFoliageFruit, Pit & LeavesSeedsLeaves, Stems & RootsSapFoliageAll PartsBulbsAll PartsAll parts, especially berriesLow toxicity-leaves & berriesHolly, Inkberry, PokeweedAmerican MandrakeMayapple, Indian Apple Root, Umbrella Leaf, Wild Lemon, HogApple, Duck's Foot, RaccoonberryAmerican YewAmsinckiaAmurAndromeda JaponicaAnemoneAngel VineAngel's TrumpetAngel's WingsAnemone spp.Mattress Vine, Wire VineMuehlenbeckia complexaChalice Vine, Datura, Trumpet VineBrugmansia spp.Elephant's Ear, Heart of JesusCaladium x hortulanumAll above ground, especially seedsFoliage & BerriesAll PartsLeaves, Flowers & RootsAll PartsAll parts, especially seedsLeaves, Stems & Roots

Angelica TreeAnthuriumApple(Includes Crabapple)Apple of PeruApple Leaf CrotonApricotArborvitaeArrowgrassArrow-Head Vine/PlantcccccccccAll PartsSyngonium podophyllumdddddddddArum spp.dcAll PartsZantedeschia aethiopicadcAll PartsccAll PartsdddddddddddccEntire Plant especially Seeds & RootscccccccAll PartsddccFoliage, Red/White berries & FruitddccAll PartsddddccccSapHercules' Club, Devil's Walking Stick, Prickly Ash, Prickly ElderAralia spinosaFlamingo Lily, Painter's Palette, TailflowerAnthurium spp.And other Malus SpeciesMalus sylvestrusThornapple, Flowering TolguachaNicandra physalodesCodaeum varigatum pictumAlso includes: Plum, Peach & CherryPrunus armeniacaThuja spp.Triglochin maritimumNephthysis, Green Gold Naphthysis, African Evergreen,Leaves, Stems & RootsStems, Leaves & SeedsAll parts, especially seedsAll PartsStems, Leaves & SeedsLeavesFoliageLeaves, Stems & RootsTri-Leaf WonderArumCuckoo-pint, Lord-and Ladies, Adam-and-Eve, Starch Root,Bobbins, Wake RobinArum LilyCala Lily, Pig Lily, White Arum, Trumpet Lily, Florist Calla,Garden CallaAsian LilyAsparagus FernAtropa BelladonnaAustralian Ivy PalmAustralian NutAustralian PineAutumn CrocusAvocadoAzaleaBaby Doll Ti PlantBaby's BreathBaby JadeAsiatic LilyLilium asiaticaAsprargus, Emerald Feather, Emerald Fern, Sprengeri Fern,Asparagus densiflorusPlumosa fern, lace fern, Racemose Asparagus, Shatavaricv sprengeriAtropa belladonnaSchefflera, Umbrella Tree, Octopus Tree, StarleafBrassaia actinophyllaMacadamia Nut, Queensland NutMacadamia integrifoliaNorfolk Pine, House Pine, Norfolk Island PineArucaria heterophyllaMeadow SaffronColchicum autumnaleAlligator PearPersea americanaRosebay, RhododendronRhododendron sppTi-Plant, Good-Luck Plant, Hawaiian Ti PlantCordyline terminalisMaiden's BreathGypsophila elegansChinese Jade, Chinese Rubber Plant, Dwf. Rubber Plant, JadeCrassula argenteaShoots & BerriesAll PartsAll PartsEntire PlantFruit, Pit & LeavesLeaves, Twigs & FlowersAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsPlant, Jade Tree, Japanese Rubber Plant, Silver Dollar, SilverJade PlantBaneberryBanewortDoll's EyesActaea spp.Belladonna , Black Cherry, Black Nightshade, CommonAll parts, especially black berriesNightshade, Deadly Nightshade, Devil's Cherries, Devil's Herbs,Divale, Dwayberryall, Great Moral, Naughty Man's Cherries,BarberryBarnyard DaisyBerberis spp.Chamomile, Corn Feverfew, Garden Chamomile, GroundAll PartsApple, Manzanilla, Roman Chamomile, Turkey Weed, TrueChamomileBarbados AloeBarbados LilyBarbados PrideBarbados Pride 2Medicine Plant, True AloeAloe barbadensisAmaryllis, Fire Lily, Lily of the Palace, RidderstjerneHippeastrum spp.Peacock Flower, Dwarf PoincianaCaesalpinia pulcherrimaBird of Paradise, Poinciana, BrazilwoodPoinciana gilliesii, orAll parts, especially bulbsSeeds & FruitAll Parts

Caesalpinia gilliesiiBayonet PlantBead TreeChina Ball Tree, Paradise Tree, Persian Lilac, White Cedar,Melia azedarachddccFoliage & FlowersddddccccAll PartsddccBulbsdcSeeds, Fruit & PodsdcSeeds & FruitccccccAll PartsBark, Leaves, Flowers, especially berriesJapanese Bead Tree, Texas Umbrella Tree, Pride-of-India,Chinaberry TreeBeargrassBeechBegoniaBelladonnaSqwagrass, Soapgrass, Indian Basket GrassXerophyllum tenaxFagusOver 1,000 species and 10,000 hybridsBegonia spp.Banewort, Black Cherry, Black Nightshade, Common NightshadeAtropa belladonnaAll PartsAll parts, especially tubersAll parts, especially black berriesDeadly Nightshade, Devil's Cherries, Devil's Herb, Dwale,Dwayberryall, Great Morel, Naughty Man's Cherries,NightshadeBelladonna LilyBergamot OrangeBirch TreeBird of ParadiseAmaryllis, Cape Belladonna, Naked lady, St. Joseph LilyAmaryllis belladonnaBergamot, Citrus bergamiaCitrus AurantiumBetula spp.Peacock Flower, Barbados Pride, Poinciana, Pride of BarbadosCaesalpinia gilliesiiAll PartsAll Partsor Poinciana gilliesiiBird of Paradise 2Peacock Flower, Barbados Pride, Poinciana, Pride of BarbadosCaesalpinia gillesiior Poinciana gilliesiiBird of Paradise FlowerBird's Tongue FlowerBishop's WeedBitter CherryBitter RootBittersweetCrane Flower, Bird's Tongue FlowerStrelitzia reginaeBird of Paradise Flower, Crane FlowerStrelitzia reginaeGreater Ammi, False Queen Anne's laceAmmi majusOregon CherryPrunus emarginataDogbane hemp, Indian hempApocynum androsaemifoliumAmerican Bittersweet, Bitter Nightshade, Climbing BittersweetCelastrus scandensddddddSolanum dulcamaradcAll parts, especially berriesSoloman's Lily, Wild Calla, Wild ArumArum palestinumPrunus serotinaddccAll PartsBanewort, Belladonna, Black Nightshade, CommonRudbeckia hirtadcAll PartsdddcccAll PartsAll PartsSeedsAll PartsAll parts, especially berriesEuropean Bittersweet, False Bittersweet, Shrubby BittersweetWaxworkBitter NightshadeAmerican Bittersweet, Bitter Nightshade, Climbing BittersweetBittersweet, European Bittersweet, False Bittersweet, ShrubbyBittersweet, WaxworkBlack CallaBlack CherryAll parts, especially black berries & seedsNightshade, Deadly Nightshade, Devil's Cherries, Devil's Herbs,Divale, Dwayberryall, Great Moral, Naughty Man's Cherries,NightshadeBlack-Eyed SusanBlack HenbaneBlack LaurelBlack LocustBlack NightshadeRudbeckia, Blackiehead, Brown Betty, Brown DaisyHyoscyamus nigerDog Hobble, Dog Laurel. Fetter Bush, Sierra LaurelLeucothoe davisiaeRobinia pseudoacaciaBanewort, Belladonna, Black Cherry, Common Nighshade,Deadly Nightshade, Devil's Cherries, Devil's Herb, Dwale,Solanum nigrumAll PartsAll parts, especially leavesLeaves, shoots, pods, seeds, inner barkAll parts, especially black berries

Dwayberryall, Great Morel, Naughty Man's Cherries,NightshadeBlack WalnutBlackieBleeding HeartBlood LilyBlood RootBlue BlindweedJuglans nigraMorning Glory, Sweet Potato VineIpomoea batatasDutchman's TrousersDicentra spp.Haemanthus spp.Sanguinaria canadensisClimbing Nightshade, Blue Nightshade, Devil's Apple,Solanum dulcamaraddddddcccccAll parts, especially seedsddccBulbsdddcccAll PartsddddddddccccccccAll PartsddccSeeds & FruitddccAll PartsdddddcccccBuds, Nuts, Leaves, Bark, Seedlings & HoneydcBulbsNutsAll parts, especially tubers & RootsAll PartsEntire Plant especially Stem & RootsAll parts, especially berriesFelonwort, Poisonous Nightshade, Scarlet berry, Soda Apple,Violet Bloom, Woody NightshadeBlue FlagBlue NightshadeFlag, Fleur-de-lis, Iris, Snake Lily, Water FlagIris virginica shreveiClimbing Nightshade, Blue Blindweed, Devil's Apple,Solanum furcatumAll parts, especially berriesPoisonous Nightshade, Scarlet Berry, Soda Apple, VioletBloom, Woody NightshadeBlue Green AlgaeBluebonnetBobbinsSpirulinaLupine, Quaker BonnetsLupinus subcarnosusArum, Lord-and-Ladies, Adam-and-Eve, Starch Root, WakeArum maculatumAll PartsAll PartsRobin, Cuckoo PlantBog KalmiaBog LaurelBoston IvyBouncing BetBoxBoxwoodBrackenfern; Braken FernBranching IvyBog Laurel, Pale LaurelKalmia polifoliaBog Kalmia, Pale LaurelKalmia polifoliaPartenocissus tricuspidataSoapwortBuxus sempervirensBrake FernPteridium esculentumEnglish Ivy, Glacier Ivy, Needlepoint Ivy, Sweetheart Ivy,Hedera helixAll PartsLeaves & BerriesAll PartsEntire Plant especially LeavesAll PartsAll PartsLeaves & BerriesCalifornia IvyBrazilwoodBread and Butter PlantBird of Paradise, Poinciana, Barbados PridePoinciana gilliesiiIndian Borage, Spanish Thyme, Coleus, maratha, Militini, EastColeus ampoinicusAll PartsIndian ThymeBroomBrunfelsiaCytisus spp.Yesturday, today, Tomarrow, Kiss-Me-Quick, Lady-of-the-Night,Brunfelsia speciesAll PartsFransiscan Rain TreeBuckeyeBuckthornBuckwheatBuddist PineBuddist Rosary BeadHorse ChestnutAesculus spp.Rhamnus catharticaFagopyrum speciesYew Pine, Japanese Yew, Southern Pine. PodocarpusPodocarpus macrophyllaCrab's Eye, Indian Bead, Indian Licorice, Jequirity Bean,Abrus precatoriusAll PartsAll PartsNeedles, Seeds & PineAll parts, especially seeds & beansLove Bean, Lucky Bean, Prayer Bean, Precatory Bean, RosaryBean, Seminole Bean, Weather PlantBulbsAll Species & families: Amaryllis, Lily, & Iris Bulbs

Bull NettleBurn PlantBurning BushdddcccAll PartsddddddddccccccccAll PartsccccccAll PartsHedera helixddddddZantedeschia aethiopicadcAll PartsLilium candidumdcAll PartsCinnamomum camphoradcAll parts, especialy bulbsGum Camphor, Camphor Laurel, French Camphor, HowoodCinnamomum camphoraEuphorbia lacteaddccAll PartsFalse CactusddddddddddccccccccccCarolina Nettle, Horse NettleLaportea candensisAloe VeraAloe barbadensisWahoo, Spindle TreeEuonymus atropurpureaSapAll Parts(Euonymous occidentalis)BurdockBurrow WeedBushman's PoisonButter CressButtercupsCactusCaffre LilyCaladiumArctium lappa Linn.Jimmy WeedHaplopappus heterophyllusAcokanthera spp.Buttercups, Crowfoot, FigwortButter Cress, FigwortRanunculus spp.Many VarietiesCactaceaeClivia Lily, Clivies, Kaffir Lily, KliviaMalanga, Elephant's Ear, Stoplight, Seagull, Mother-in-lawCaladium hortulanumAll PartsFruit & FlowersNew Leaves & StemsSeeds, Young plants & LeavesLeaves, Stem, Milky SapAll PartsEntire PlantPlant, Pink Cloud, Texas Wonder, Angel-Wings, Exposition,Candidum, Fancy-leaved CaladiumCalamondin OrangeCaley PeaCalf KillCalifornia BuckeyeCalifornia IvyCitrus mitisSweet Pea, Everlasting Pea, Tangier PeaFabaceaeSheep Laurel, Lamb Kill, Dog Laurel, Hemlock,Aesculus spp.Branching Ivy, Glacier Ivy, Needlepoint ivy, Sweetheart Ivy,All PartsAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsLeaves & BerriesEnglish IvyCalla LilyCalla Lily, Pig Lily, White Arum, Trumpet Lily, Florist's Calla,Garden Calla, Arum LilyCandidumCaladium, Exposition, Fancy Leaved Caladium, Pink Cloud,Seagull, Stoplight, Texas WonderCamphor of the PoorGarlic, Nector of the Gods, Rocambole, Rustic Treacle, SepentGarlic, Stinking RoseCamphor TreeCandelabra CactusCandleberry TreeChicken Foot Tree, Chinese Tallowtree, Popcorn Tree, WhiteMildly toxic-immature seeds & sapWax Berry, Florida AspenCape BelladonnaCape CliviaCape JasmineCardboard PalmCardinal FlowerCarnationCarolina HorsenettleCarolina JessamineCarolina MapleAmaryllis, Belladonna Lily, Naked lady, St. Joseph's Lily (Bulbs)Fritillaria pluifoliaClivia Lily, Clivies, Kaffir Lily, KliviaGardeniaGardenia jasminoidesCoontie Palm, Cycads, Fern Palm, Sago Palm, ZamiasZamia furfurceaLobelia, Indian PinkLobelia cardinalisPinks, Wild Carnation, Sweet WilliamDianthus caryophyllusBull Nettle, Horse NettleSolanum carolinenseYellow Jessamine, Yellow Jasmine, Evening Trumpet FlowerGelsemium sempervirensAcer Sanguineum, Curled Maple, Red Maple, Rufacer Maple,Acer rubrumScarlet Maple, Soft Maple, Swamp MapleLeaves, stem, milky sapAll partsAll parts, especially bulbsAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsEntire Plant, Flowers & LeavesAll parts, especially wilted leaves

CastillejaCastor Bean PlantIndian Paint BrushCastillja pumilaRicinus communisddccAll parts, especially green parts & rootsCastor Oil Plant, Mole Bean Plant, African Wonder Tree, CastorAfrican Wonder Tree, Castor Bean, Mole Bean PlantRicinus communisdcEntire Plant, especially seeds & beansAgaveAgave spp.Cutleaf Philodendron, Hurricane Plant, Swiss Cheese Plant,Monstera deliciosadcLeaves, Stems & RootsEntire Plant, especially seeds & beansBeanCastor Oil PlantCentury PlantCerimanMexican Bread FruitCestrumChalice VineChamomileCestrum spp.Angel's Trumpet, Trumpet VineSolandra maximaAnthemis nobilisddccAll PartsManzeanilla, Green Chamomile, Roman Chamomile, TrueKalanchoe tubifloradcAll PartsDieffenbachia amoenadcAll PartsPrunus speciesdcLeaves, Stems & SeedsPrunus carolinianaddccFoliage & FlowersddccAll PartsMelia azedarachdcBark, Leaves, Flowers, especially berriesAglaonema modestrumdddddcccccLeaves, Stems & RootsddddddddccccccccAll PartsAll Partschamomile, Corn Feverfew, Barnyard Daisy, Ground-apple,Turkey-weedChandelier PlantMother-In-Law-Plant, Kalanchoe, Devils backbone, Mother ofMillionsCharming DieffenbachiaChenille PlantCherryAcalypha spp.Bitter Cherry, Choke Cherry, Ground Cherry, Pin Cherry,Wild Black Cherry & most wild varietiesCherry LaurelChicken Foot TreeChinese Tallowtree, Popcorn Tree, Candleberry Tree, WhiteMildly toxic-immature seeds & sapWax Berry, Florida AspenChicksChina Ball TreeHens & ChicksSempervivums techtorumBead Tree, Chinaberry Tree, Japanese Bead Tree, ParadiseBark, Leaves, Flowers, especially berriesTree, Persian Lilac, Pride of India, Texas Umbrella Tree, WhiteCedarChinaberry TreeBead Tree, China Ball Tree, Paradise Tree, Persian Lilac, WhiteCedar, Japanese Bead Tree, Texas Umbrella Tree, Pride-of-IndiaChinese EvergreenChinese InkberryChinese JadeChinese LanternChinese TallowtreeJessamineSilver Jade Plant, Silver DollarCrassula arborescensPhysalis spp.Chicken-foot, Popcorn Tree, Candleberry Tree, White WaxSapium sebiferumFruit & SapAll PartsLeaf & Unripe fruitMildy toxic-immature seeds & sapWax Berry, Florida AspenChlorophytumChoke CherryChristmas BerryChristmas FlowerChristmas PlantChristmas RoseChrysanthemumCinerariaSpider PlantChlorophytum borivianumPrunus virginianaBrazilian Pepper Tree, Christmas Berry TreeLycium carolinianumChristmas Plant, Easter Flower, PoinsettiaEuphorbia pulcherrimaChristmas Flower, Easter Flower, PoinsettiaEuphorbia pulcherrimaHellebore, Lenten Rose, Easter RoseHelleborus nigerDaisy, Mum, Feverfew; many varietiesChrysanthemum spp.Senecio spp.Cherries, Pits, LeavesLeavesLeaves, Stem & Milky SapLeaves, Stem & Milky SapFoliage & FlowersAll PartsAll Parts

CineriaClematisClimbing BittersweetVirgin's Bower, LeatherflowerClematis sp.Bittersweet, Waxwork, Shrubby, False, & Climbing BittersweetCelsdtrus scandensdddcccAll PartsddccAll PartsdddcccAll parts, especially bulbsdddcccSeeds, Seedlings, BursdddcccBursdddddcccccFoliage & BerriesddddccccAll PartsdddcccAll PartsAll parts, especially berriesAmerican BittersweetClimbing LilyClimbing NightshadeGloriosa Lily, Glory Lily, Superb LilyGloriosa superbEuropean Bittersweet, Deadly Nightshade, Violet Bloom, BlueSolanum dulcamaraAll parts, especially berriesNighshade, Soda Apple, Poisonous Nightshade, Felonwort,Devil's Apple, Scarlet Berry, Woody Nightshade, Blue BlindweedClivia LilyCliviesCloverCoast RedwoodCockleburCoffee Tree PlantColeusKaffir Lily, Clivies, caffre Lily, Cape Clivia, KliviaClivia sp.Caffre Lily, Cape Clivia, Cliviea Lily, Kaffir Lily, KliviaClivia sp.Alsike Clover, Red Clover, White CloverTrifolium repensAll parts, especially bulbsFoliageSequoia sempervirensSticklewort, Churc Steeples, OdermenningAgrimonia eupatoriaWild Coffee, Geranium-Leaf AraliaPolyscias guilfoyleiIndian Borage, Bread and Butter Plant, Spanish Thyme, EastColeus ampoinicusAll PartsAll PartsIndian Thyme, Stinging Thyme, Country Boarage; many othersColumbineCommon BurdockCommon HorsetailCommon NightshadeAquilegia spp.BurdockArctium minusField Horsetail, Scouring Rush, Western HorsetailEquisetum arvenseBaneswort, Belladonna, Black Nightshade, Black Cherry, Devil'sSolanum americanumAll PartsAll parts, especially black berriesHerb, Devil's Cherries, Deadly Nightshade, Divale, Dwale,Dwayberryall, Great Morel, Naughty Man's Cherries,NightshadeCommon PrivetCommon TansyCoontie PalmCoral Plant/TreeCordatumPrivet, Amur, Wax-leafLigustrum vulgareButtons, Golden ButtonsTanacetum vulgareSago Palm, Cardboard Palm, Cycads, ZamiasZamia pumilaJatropha spp.Fiddle-Leaf, Horsehead Philodendron, Heartleaf PhilodendronPhilodendron oxycardiumFoliage & FlowersAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsPanda Plant, Split Leaf Philodendron, Fruit Salad Plant, RedEmerald, Red Princess, saddle LeafCorfu LilyCoriariaCorn CockleCorn FeverfewFunkia, Hosta, Plantain LilyFunkia GrandifloraAmerican sumac, Divi Divi PlantCaesalpinia coriariaAnthemis, Arvensis, Corn ChamomileAgrostemma githagoChamomile, Barnyard Daisy, Garden Chamomile, GroundC. partheniumAll PartsSeedsAll PartsApple, Manzanilla, Roman Chamomile, Turkey Weed, TrueChamomileCorn LilyCorn PlantCornstalk PlantCopperleafCotoneasterAll PartsFalse Hellebore, Western False HelleboreIxia spp.Corn Plant, Cornstalk Plant, Dracaena, Dragon Tree, Ribbon PlaDracaena fragransCorn Plant, Dracaena, Dragon Tree, Ribbon PlantDracaena fragransAcalypha spp.Cotoneaster spp.All PartsAll PartsAll Parts

Cow ParsnipCowbaneCow CockleCowslipCrab's EyedddddcccccAll PartsdddcccStems, Leaves & SeedsddddddccccccAll PartscccLeaves, Stems & RootsAcer SanguineumdddMonstera deliciosadcLeaves, Stems & RootsSago Palm, Fern PalmCycads and zamia speciesCyclamen spp.Balsam Spurge, Graveyard Weed, Bonaparte's-Crown, Tree MossEuphorbia cyparissiasdddcccAll PartsSowbreaddddddAll parts, especially bulbsBulbsGiant HogweedHeracleum maximumWater Hemlock, Poison ParsipCicuta speciesCow Soapwort, Cowherb, Cow BasilSaponaria vaccariaCowslip PrimrosePrimula verisBuddist Rosary Bead, Indian Bead, Indian Licorice, JequirityAbrus precatoriusEntire Plant especially RootsSeedsNew Leaves & StemsAll Parts, especially seeds & beansBean, Love Bean, Lucky Bean, Prayer Bean, Precatory Bean,Rosary Pea, Seminole Bead, Weather PlantCrabappleCrane FlowerCreeping CharlieCrinum LilyCrocusCrotonCrowfootCrown of ThornsCuban LaurelCuckoo PlantIncluding ApplesMalus spp.Bird of Paradise, Bird's Tongue FlowerStrelitzia reginaeGlechoma hederaceaAll PartsAll PartsCrinum spp.Autumn Crocus, Meadow SaffronCrocus vernusMexican Dragon's BloodCodiaeum variegatumButtercress, Buttercups, Figwort, Water ButtercupsRanunculus aquatilisEuphorbia miliiCommon Laurel, Cherry Laurel, Laurel Cherry, Versailles LaurelFicus retusaArum, Lord-and-Ladies, Adam-and-Eve, Starch Root, Bobbins,Arum maculatumFoliage & ShootsNew Leaves & StemsAll PartsAll PartsAll PartsWake RobinCultivated Bleeding HeartCultivated LarkspurCurled

Australian Pine Norfolk Pine, House Pine, Norfolk Island Pine Arucaria heterophylla d c All Parts Autumn Crocus Meadow Saffron Colchicum autumnale d c Entire Plant Avocado Alligator Pear Persea americana d c Fruit, Pit & Leaves Azalea Rosebay, Rhododendron Rhododendron spp d c Leaves, Twigs & Flowers

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