What landscape plants are toxic to household pets if they chew on them.

The following list includes only a few landscape plants known to be toxic to household pets. If you observe erratic behavior in your pet after ingesting any plant, contact your veterinarian immediately.
Toxic plants: 
 Amaryllis,  Angel’s Trumpet  Antherium  Asparagus Fern  Azalea, Boston Ivy 
 Calla Lily  Caladium  Castor Bean  Chrysanthemum  Croton  Crown of thorns
 Cuban Laurel  Dieffenbachia,  Dracaena, Philodendron,   Golden Pothos  Hydrangea
 Japanese Yew  Jatropha  Lantana  Milkweed,  Oaks  Oleander
 Pencil Cactus  Periwinkle,  Rosemary  Schefflera  Snapdragon  Peace Lily
     Wandering Jew  Yellow Jasmine    

Additional Resource
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28th of April, 2010

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