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01-29-2007, 03:02 PM
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|  Harmful Plants Plant name Amaryllis American yew Azalea Balsam pear Baneberry Bird of paradise Black locust Blue-green algae Boxwood Buckthorn Buttercup Calla lily Caladium Castor bean (castor oil plant) Chalice vine Cherry tree Christmas candle Clematis Coral plant Cowslip Daffodil Daphne Amryllidaceae Taxus Canadensis Rhododendron occidentale Memordica charantia Actaia spp Caesalpina gilliesii Robinia pseudo acacia Schizophyceae Buxus sempervirens Rhamnus Ranunculus spp Zantedeschia aethiopica Caladium spp Ricinus communis Solandra spp Prunus spp Pedilanthus tithymaloides Clematis spp Jatropha multifida Calta polustris Narcissus spp Daphne spp Bulbs Needles, seeds Leaves Seeds, outer rind of fruit Berries, roots Seeds Bark, sprouts, foliage Some forms toxic Leaves, stems Fruit, bark Sap, bulbs Leaves Leaves Beans, leaves All parts Bark, twigs, leaves, pits Sap All parts Seeds All parts Bulbs Berries Datura Deadly amanita Death camas Delphinium Dieffenbachia Eggplant Elephant’s ear (taro) English ivy English yew False henbane Fly agaric mushroom (deadly amanita) Foxglove Golden chain (laburnum) Hemlock, poison Datura spp Amanita muscaria Zygadenis elegans Delphinium spp Dieffenbachia picta Solanaceae spp Colocasis spp Ilex aqua folium Taxus baccata Veratrum woodi Amanita muscaria Digitalis purpurea Laburnum anagyroides Conium spp Berries All parts All parts All parts Leaves All parts but fruit Leaves stem Berries, leaves Needles, seed All parts All parts Leaves, seed All parts All parts especially roots and seeds Hemlock, water Henbane Holly Horse chestnut Hyacinth Hydrangea Indian turnip (jack-in –the-pulpit) Iris (blue flag) Japanese yew Java bean (lima bean) Jerusalem cherry Jimsonweed (thorn apple) Juniper Lantana Larkspur Conium spp Hyocyanamus niger Ilex spp Aesculus spp Hyacinthinus orientalis Hydrangea spp Arisaema triphyllum Iris spp Taxus cusidata Phaseolus lunatus Solanum pseudocapsicum Datura spp Juniperus virginiana Lantana spp Delphinium spp All parts especially root and seeds Seeds Berries Nuts, twigs Bulbs Flower bud All parts Bulbs Needles and seeds Uncooked beans Berries Leaves, seeds Needles, stems, berries Immature berries All parts Laurel Lily of the valley Lobelia Locoweed Lords and ladies (cuckoopint) Marijuana Mayapple Mescal bean Mistletoe Mock orange Monkshood Morning glory Narcissus Night shades (all types) Oleander Philodendron Poison ivy Poison oak Poinsettia Pokeweed (inkberry) Potato Privet Rhododendron Rhubarb Rosary pea (Indian licorice) Kalmia, ledum, rhododendron spp Convallaria majalis Lobelia spp Astragalus mollissimus Arum sp Cannabis sativa Podophyllum spp Sophora spp Santalales spp Poncirus spp Aconitum spp Ipomoea spp Narcissus spp Solanum spp Nerium oleander Philodendron spp Toxdicodendron radicans Toxicodendron quercifolium Euphorbia pulcherrima Phytolacca americans Solanum tuberosum Ligustrum volgare Rhododendron spp Rheum rhaponticum Abrus precatorius All parts All parts including the water in which they have been kept All parts All parts All parts Leaves All parts except fruit Seeds Berries Fruit Leaves, roots All parts Bulbs Berries leaves Leaves, branches, nectar of blossoms Leaves stem Sap Sap Leaves, flowers Leaves, roots, immature berries Eyes and new shoots All parts, including berries All parts Leaves Seeds (seeds illegally imported to make necklaces, rosaries) Skunk cabbage Snow drop Snow-on-the-mountain (ghost weed) Sweet pea Tobacco Virginia creeper Symplocarpus foetidus Ornithogalum umbellatum Euphorbia marginata Lathyrus latifolius Nicotinia spp Pathenocissus quinquefolia All parts All parts, especially buds All parts Seeds and fruit Leaves Sap | |||||||||||||||||||||
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03-04-2007, 03:24 PM
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| are weeping figs or ficus trees okay? i'm thinking of getting 1 for winkie. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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03-04-2007, 06:03 PM
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| I know this doesn't seem too brilliant - but short of going to a plant dictionary - some of the names mean nothing to me. We have some plants in our living room, not where our bird is kept, that are poisonous & I'm working on changing them to ones that aren't poisonous & are low light. Would it be possible/a good idea? ~ to start a list with photos attached to identify the plants for us who are plant challenged? Here's another list - probably similar to the above one but lists safe & unsafe ~ http://www.cockatiel.org/articles/plantlist.html Figs are listed as toxic & ficus is a huge family - best to check it out carefully. Last edited by homebird; 03-04-2007 at 06:12 PM. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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03-06-2007, 09:57 AM
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| thank you for the link, my neighbor has a weeping fig & offered to give me a start if it was safe for winkie. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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