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Poisonous Plants

Poisonous Plants
Some poisonous plants have poisonous fruits while others have poisonous foliage or may induce skin rashes if touched. Despite the necessary warning to prevent people eating or, in some cases, touching poisonous plants, there are many which make very attractive garden plants and are well worth growing. These poisonous plants are separately coded in our catalogue according to the type of risks involved.

For more information on poisonous plants please see www.safegardening.co.uk (opens new window).

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AESCULUS

AESCULUS  >

Buckeye, Horse chestnut

ALSTROEMERIA

ALSTROEMERIA  >

Peruvian lily, St. Martin's flower

AMARYLLIS belladonna
 AWARD

AMARYLLIS belladonna  >

Belladonna lily
Flowers silver pink on bare bronze stems, highly scented
DAPHNE
Daphnes require good, rich, loamy soil and good drainage is essential for success.
DAPHNE burkwoodii 'Astrid'

DAPHNE burkwoodii 'Astrid'  >

Variegated daphne
Pale yellow margins turning creamy-white to the blue-green leaves
DAPHNE burkwoodii 'Somerset'
Improved form of burkwoodii with fragrant purple-pink flowers
DAPHNE cneorum

DAPHNE cneorum  >

Garland flower
Abundant clusters of strongly scented rose-pink or white flowers. Slow growing and must have well-drained but not dry soil
DAPHNE laureola subsp. philippi
Fragrant yellow-green flowers beneath polished green leaves. Semi-prostrate habit
DAPHNE mezereum 'Rubra'
Scented purplish-red flowers
DAPHNE odora

DAPHNE odora  >

Winter daphne
Fragrant with reddish-purple flowers
DAPHNE odora 'Aureomarginata'
Leaves have a yellow margin which becomes creamy-white with age
DAPHNE pontica
Spidery yellow-green flowers and glossy leaves. Will tolerate shade
DAPHNE tangutica
Masses of very fragrant flowers tinged pink
DATURA sanguinea

DATURA sanguinea  >

Angels' trumpets
Orange-red trumpets with yellow veins
DICTAMNUS

DICTAMNUS  >

Burning bush, Dittany

DICTAMNUS albus 'Albiflorus'
 AWARD

DICTAMNUS albus 'Albiflorus'  >

Burning bush, Dittany, Fraxinella
White flower spikes
DIGITALIS

DIGITALIS  >

Foxglove
All JUN-JUL
ECHIUM fastuosum
 AWARD

ECHIUM fastuosum  >

Annual borage, Pride of Madeira
(candicans) - medium bushy shrub with grey-green foliage and short spikes of bluish flowers
ECHIUM pinnifolium
 AWARD

ECHIUM pinnifolium  >

Annual borage, Tree echium
(pininana) - single stemmed biennial with long green leaves and enormous spikes of purplish-blue flowers
EUPHORBIA

EUPHORBIA  >

Spurge, Wolf's milk

FREMONTODENDRON

FREMONTODENDRON  >

Flannel bush, Fremontia

GAULTHERIA

GAULTHERIA  >

Box berry, Mountain tea
(Formerly PERNETTYA)
LUPINUS

LUPINUS  >

Lupin
All flower JUL-AUG
SOPHORA

SOPHORA  >

Japanese pagoda tree


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