Non-toxic Plants This list contains plants that have not been reported as having systemic effects on the animals or as having intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract. Any plant material ingested by an animal (as when dogs and cats ingest yard grass) may produce signs of vomiting, depression, or diarrhea. These signs are generally mild and self-limiting and often do not require any treatment. Achira Blushing bromeliad Acorn squash African violet Algaroba Aluminum plant Alumroot American rubber plant Anthericum comosum Antirrhinum multiflorum Brodiaea pulchella Arabian gentian Aregelia Artillery plant Aspidium falcatum Aubepine Autumn olive Butterfly ginger Butterfly iris Bachelors buttons Ball fern Bamboo Bamboo palm Bamboo vine Banana Banana squash Begonia species Bluebottle Carolina hemlock Blunt leaf peperomia Bold sword fern Boston fern Bottlebrush Bottle Palm Brazilian orchid Bride’s bonnet Bristly greenbrier Celosia globosa Broom hickory Bullbrier Bur gourd Burro’s tail Buttercup squash Butterfly squash Chicken-gizzard plant Chickens and hens Butterfly orchid Butterfly tulip Button fern Caeroba Calathea insignis Carobinha Common greenbrier Carrion flower Carrot flower Carrot fern Casaba melon Cast Iron plant Cat brier Cat ear Cattleya labiata Coral berry Celosia plumosa Celosia spicata Chamaedorean humilis Chaparral snapdragon Common garden canna Common snapdragon Common staghorn fern Confederate jasmine Coolwort Copperlead Copper rose Coral ardisia Cornflower Crape myrtle Crataegus phaenopyrum Crataegus spp. Chestnut Creeping gloxinia Creeping mahonia Creeping pilea Chin-lao-shu Creeping rubus China aster Creeping zinnia China root Crepe myrtle Chinese plumbago Crimson bottlebush Chlorophytum bichetiiCrimson cup Chlorophytum Crisped feather fern California pitcher plant Chocolate soldier plant Crossandra Callistemon bradyandrus Christmas dagger fern Cucumber Belmore sentry palm Big shellbark hickory Calochortus nuttalli Bitter pecan Bitternut Black haw Black hawthorn Blaspheme vine Bloodleaf Blooming sally Blue bead Blue daisy Blue echeveria Callistemon viminalis Callistemon citrinus Cinnamon jasmine Camellia Canada hemlock Canary date palm Candycorn plant Canna lily Cantebury-bell Cape jasmine Cape primrose Carob Blue-dicks Blue-eyed daisy Dwarf date palm Dwarf feather fern Dwarf palm Dwarf Rose-Stripe Star Dwarf royal palm Dwarf whitman fern Earth star Easter cattleya Easter daisy Easter lily cactus Easter orchid Edible banana Elephant-Ear Begonia Emerald ripple peperomia English hawthorn Epidendrum atropurpeum Epidendrum ibaguense Epidendrum Episcia spp. False aralia Fairy fountain Fan tufted palm Feather fern Feathered amaranth Fiery reed orchid Fig leaf gourd Figleaf palm Fingernail plant Honeydew melons Fish tail fern Flame african violet Flame of the woods Flame violet Florida butter-fly orchid Fluffy ruffles Forster sentry palm Fortunes palm Carob tree Caroba Golden bells Golden lace orchid Golden shower orchid Good luck palm Grape hyacinth Grape Ivy Great willow herb Green ripple peperomia Greenbrier Hagbrier Hardy baby tears Hardy gloxinia Haws Haws apple Haworthia Hawthorn Hedgehog gourd Hellfetter Hemlock tree Hen and chickens fern Hens and chickens Hickory Hindu rope plant Holligold Holly fern Hollyhock Honey locust Honey plant Little zebra plant Honeysuckle fuchsia Hookera pulchella Horse brier Hoya carnosa ‘exotica’ Hoya carnosa ‘krinkle’ Hoya carnosa ‘variegata’ Hoya ‘Mauna Loa’ Hubbard squash 209/09/029:46 AMz Page 2 Christmas orchid Cushon aloe Christmas palm Cyrtudeira reptans Cinquefoil Cirrhopetalum Dainty rabbits-foot fern Clearweed Dallas fern Cliff brake fern Dancing doll orchid Club moss Davallia bullata mariessi Cocks comb Davallia trichomanoides Cocktail orchid Desert trumpet Collinia elegans Dichelostemma Color-band Cryptanthus Dichorisandra reginae Columnar cactus Dinteranthus vanzylii Common camellia Duffii fern Common catbrier Duffy fern Kaempferis Minature fish tail Kahali ginger Minature maranta Kenilworth ivy Minature marble plant Kentia palm Mistletoe cactus Kenya palm Mockernut hickory Kenya violet Mosaic plant Kharoub Mosiac vase King nut Moss agate King of the forest Moss campion King and queen fern Moss fern Kuang-yen- pa-hsieh Moss phlox Lace flower vine Moss rose Lace orchid Mossy campion Ladies ear drops Mother fern Lady lou Mother spleenwort Lady palm Mother of pearl plant Lagerstroemia indica Mountain camellia Lance Pleumele Mountain grape Large Lady Palm Mulberry bush Laurel-leaved greenbrier Mulberry tree Leather peperomia Musa paradisiaca Leng-fen tu’an Muscari armeniacum Muscari spp. Leopard orchid Muskmellon Lesser snapdragon Lily of the valley orchid Natal plum Linden Neanthe bella palm Lipstick plant Nematanthus spp. Neanthebella Little fantasy peperomia Neoregelia Living rock cactus Nephrolepsis Living stones Nerve plant Locust pods New silver and bronze Lou-lang-t’ou Night blooming cereus Luther Odontoglossum spp. Madagascar jasmine Old man cactus Magnolia bush Old world orchid Freckle face Friendship plant Frosty Garden marigold Garden snapdragon German violet Gherkins Ghost leafless orchid Ghost plant Giant aster Giant holly fern Giant white inch plant Hypocyrta spp. Ice plant Imbricata sword fern Irish moss Iron cross begonia Iron tree Ivy peperomia Ivy-leaf peperomia Jackson brier Jacob’s ladder Japanese aralia Japanese holly fern Gibasis geniculata Globe thistle Gloxinia Gold bloom Gold-fish plant Golden aster Peperomia hederifolia Peperomia peltifolia Peperomia rotundifolia Peperomia sandersii Pepper face Persian violet Pheasant plant Piggy back plant Pigmy date palm Pignut Pignut hickory Pilea microphylla Pilea mucosa Pink Brocade Pink Pearl Pink polka dot plant Pink starlite Pirliteiro Pitaya Plantanus orientalis Plantanus occidentalis Platinum peperomia Platycerium alicicorne Plumbago larpentiae Plush plant Polka dot plant Polystichum falcatum Pony tail Porcelain flower Pot marigold Prairie lily Prairie snowball Japanese moss Japanese pittosporum 309/09/029:46 AMz Page 3 Jewel orchid Joseph’s coat Jungle geranium Ribbon plant Roosevelt fern Royal velvet plant Russian olive Saffron spike zebra Saint Bernards lily Sand lily Sand verbena Satin pellionia Sawbrier Scabious Scarborough lily Scarlet orchid Scarlet sage Sego lily Shagbark hickory Shan ku’ei-lai Shellbark hickory Shiny leaf smilax Shrimp cactus Silver bell Silver berry Silver heart Silver-leaf peperomia Silver nerve plant Silver pink vine Silver star Silver table fern Silver tree anamiga Slender deutzia Small fruited hickory Mahonia aquifolium Malabar gourd Manila palm Mapleleaf begonia Maranta Marbled fingernail Mariposa lily Maroon Mary-bud Measles plant Melons Orange star Oregon grape Ossifragi vase Paddys wig Painted lady Pampus grass Panamiga Pansy orchid Paradise palm Parlor palm Parlor plant Metallic peperomia Parsley fern Metallic leaf begonia Peace begonia Mexican firecracker Peacock plant Mexican rosettes Pearl plant Mexican snowballs Pearly dots Miniature date palm Peperomia fosteri Tahitian bridal veil Whitman fern Tailed orchid Wild buckwheat Tall feather fern Wild buckwheat Tall mahonia Wild hyacinth Teasel gourd Wild lantana Texas sage Wild sarsaparilla Thea japonica Wild strawberry Thimble cactus Willow herb Thorn apple Windmill palm Ti hu-ling Winter cattleya Tiger orchid Withered snapdragon Toad spotted cactus Woolflower Torch lily Yellow bloodleaf Tous-les-mois Yellow-flowered gourd Trailing peperomia Yerba linda Tree cactus Zebra haworthia Tree gloxinia Zebra plant Tropical moss Zinnia sp. True cantalope Zucchini squash Tu fu-ling Tulip poplar Tulip tree Turban squash Turf lily Umbrella plant Urbinia agavoides Usambara violet Variegated laurel Variegated oval leaf peperomia Variegated philodendron leaf peperomia Variegated wandering jew Variegated wax plant Prayer plant Prickly bottlebrush Prostrate coleus Purple baby tears Purple passion vine Purple waffle plant Purpleosier willow Queen’s spiderwort Queencup Queens spiderwort Queensland arrowroot Rabbits foot fern Rainbow orchid Red african violet red berried greenbrier red edge peperomia red hawthorne red palm lily red veined prayer plant reed palm resurrection lily rex begonia rhynchophorum Smilax tamnoides vas hispida Speckled wood lily Spice orchid Spider ivy Spider plant Spotted laurel Squarenut Squirrels foot fern Star jasmine Star lily Star plant Star tulip Star window plant Strawberry Striped blushing Sugar pods Sulfur flower Summer hyacinth Swedish ivy Sweetheart hoya Sweetheart peperomia Sword fern Velvet plant Venus fly trap Verona fern Verona lace fern Vining peperomia Violet slipper gloxinia Waffle plant Walking anthericum Washington hawthorn Water hickory Watermelon begonia Watermelon peperomia Watermelon pilea Wax plant Wax rosette Weeping bottlebrush Weeping sergeant hemlock Weisdornbluten West indian gherkin Western sword White ginger White edged swedish ivy White heart hickory The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is the premier animal poison control center in North America. Established in 1978, the Center is the only facility of its kind staffed by twenty-five veterinarians including five board-certified veterinary toxicologists and ten certified veterinary technicians. Located in Urbana, Illinois, the specially trained staff provides assistance to pet owners and specific analysis and treatment recommendation to veterinarians pertaining to toxic chemicals and dangerous plants, products or substances 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In 2001, the Center handled over 65,000 cases. The Center recently launched the Veterinary Lifeline Partner Program to make it easier for veterinarians to quickly respond to poison emergencies. In addition, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center also provides extensive veterinary toxicology expert consulting on a wide array of subjects includes legal cases, formulation issues, product liability and regulatory reporting. To reach The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center you can call 1-888-426-4435. For more information on The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center visit www.apcc.aspca.org. 409/09/029:46 AMz Page 4
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