Pet-Safe Gardening: A Guide to Friendly and Toxic Plants
Creating a pet-friendly garden is a rewarding endeavor that ensures the safety and well-being of your furry friends. While lush greenery and vibrant flowers can enhance your outdoor space, it’s crucial to be aware that some common plants can pose serious risks to dogs.
Pet Owners
This guide will help you navigate your garden with the focus on pet safety, list of plants that are harmless to dogs and those that should be avoided.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, understanding which plants are safe and which are toxic will help you create a blooming and secure environment for your canine companions.
Some Pet Friendly Plants
- Alyssum
- Christmas Cactus
- Polka Dot Plant
- Blue Daisy
- Coreopsis
- Sunflower
- Boston Fern
- Echeveria Succulents
- Sword Fern
- Bottlebrush Tree
- Gerbera Daisy
- Viola
- Camellia
- Impatiens
- Zinnia
- Canna Marigold
- Celosia Plumosa
- Persian Violet
- Rose
- Petunia
Toxic Plants
- Aloe
- Cosmos
- Pansy
- Begonia
- Dumb Cane
- Peace Lily
- Bird of Paradise
- Elephant Ear
- Pink Dianthus
- Bougainvillea
- Gardenia
- Plumbago
- Calla Lily
- Hibiscus
- Poinsettia
- Carnation
- Hydrangea
- Primrose
- Coleus
- Iris
Poisonous Plants
- Azalea Sago Palm
- Castor Bean Tiger Lily
- Cyclamen
- Daffodil
- Easter Lily
- Star Cazer Lily
Please note that while this guide offers tips and suggestions for creating a pet-friendly garden, I am not an expert in toxicology or botany. The information shared is based on personal research and experience and should use as a general reference. For specific concerns about the safety of certain plants please do research or consult a professional botanist. Your dog’s health and safety are important, and professional advice will ensure you can confidently grow a blooming and safe garden.
Happy Gardening with Your Furry Friends,
Your Routines = A Blooming Garden