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jmzms

Poisonous Plants List

18 years ago

I posted this on the pets forum, but thought my gardening friends might be able to help.

I have a new puppy who is now exploring the backyard, and I started to wonder what's out there that could be harmful.

Who has a good, comprehensive poisonous plants list? I've done some web-surfing and can't seem to find one that contains *all* of these:

* common name

* botanicl name

* what part is poisonous

* who is it poisonous to (dog, cat, etc.)

* symptoms caused

* photo of plant (once I know the plant, I can do a search for photos of it; it would just be nice to have in one spot)

Thanks a bunch.

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