TOXIC PLANTS The list of plants below contain a variety of poisons that cause different symptoms ranging from cardiac disease, neurological symptoms and kidney damage in animals and humans. Contact the poison center (800-452-7165) immediately when dealing with an exposure to one of these plants. Amarylis Azalea Begonia Bird of Paradise Bittersweet Black Nightshade Berry Buckthorn Butterfly Weed Calla Lily Calamondin Orange Tree Carnation Castor Bean Christmas Cherry Cyclamen Daffodil Daphne Deadly Nightshade Devils Ivy Delphinium Dumb Cane English Holly/English Ivy Elderberry Elephant ears Eucalyptus Eyebane False Hellebore Foxglove Firecracker Holly Holly Berry Horsechestnut Hyacinth Hydrangea Blossom Jack-in-the-Pulpit Jequirity Bean Jerusalem Cherry Jimson Weed Juniper Larkspur Laurel Lily-of-the-Valley Needlepoint Ivy Oleander Oxallis Podocarpus Pothos Pyrocantha Rhubarb Skunk Cabbage Snow on the Mountain Spathe Flower String of Pearls Tomato Leaves Violet Seeds Wild Carrots Wild Cucumber Wild Parsnip Wild Peas The list of plants below are potentially toxic plants. Exposure to these plants may cause symptoms limited to local effects (burning of the mouth, tongue, etc. Skin rash, irritation, upset stomach, nausea or vomiting). However, symptoms may be severe depending on the amount of exposure. Aloe Black Walnut Bleeding Heart Cactus Capsicum Carnation Chrysanthemum Daisy Dieffenbachia Geranium Gladiola Honeysuckle Iris Jalepeno Lady Slipper Lamb’s Tail Mother-in-law Plant Pansy Peace Lilly Peony Philodendron Poison Hemlock Poison Ivy Poinsettia Potato Poppy Primrose Rhododendron Rhubarb Sumac Tulip Water Hemlock Yew Non-Toxic Plants: Symptoms from eating or handling small amounts of these plants are unlikely to occur. However, some individuals may be sensitive to these. African Violet Air Fern Aluminum Plant Areca Palm Asparagus Fern Aster Baby’s Breath Baby Tears Bachelor Button Bamboo Boston Fern Bromeliad Butterfly Tulip Christmas Cactus Camelia Chinese Evergreeen Coleus Corn Plant Creeping Charlie Dahlia Dandelion Dracaena Easter Lily Falase Aralia Fittonia, Red Forsythia Fuschia Gardenia Hawthorne Hibiscus Impatients Jade Plant Japanese Aralia Kalanchoe Lipstick Plant Maidenhair Fern Mountain Ash Magnolia Bush Nastutium Parlor Palm Peperonia Petunia Phlox Piggyback Plant Polka Dot Plant Prayer Plant Pregnant Plant Purple Passion Rose Shefflera Skimmia Snapdragon Snake Plant Spider Plant Spider Aralia Staghorn Fern Swedish Ivy Sword Fern Tiger Lily Umbrella Tree Velvet Plant Wandering Jew Zebra Plant Zinnia

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