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Aconite Nightshade (deadly, common

Amaryllis and woody)
American Holly
American Nightshade O Top of page
Angel's Trumpet Oleander
Azalea Onion
Anemone Old Man's Beard (Wild
Antirrhinum F Top of page Clematis/ Traveller's Joy)
Amaranth (Pigweed - certain Foxglove (Digitalis)
North American varieties Fig P Top of page
may be toxic) Figwort Philodendron
Fools parsley Poinsettia
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Bird of Paradise H Top of page Philodendron
Bird’s-eye Primrose Hydrangea Poppy
Bindweed Hellebore Pigweed (Amaranth - certain
Buttercup (Ranunculus) Hemlock North American varieties
Bittersweet Holly may be toxic)
Bluebells Hyacinth
Belladona R Top of page
Blue Cardinal (Libelia) I Top of page Ragwort
Bryony Iris Rhododendron
Bracken Ivy Rhubarb
Any plants grown from bulbs Red maple leaves
J Top of page Ranunculus (Buttercup)
C Top of page Jerusalem cherry
Celandine Juniper S Top of page
Crocus Sorrel
Chrysanthemum Spurges
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Clematis St Johns wort
Kingcup
Columbine
Cyclamen T Top of page
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Corn cockle Tulip
Lily (All species)
Convolvulus Traveller's joy (wild clematis
Lupine
Common Nightshade /Old Man's Beard)
Laburnum
Caladium
Leyland cypress
Cherry leaves and leaves W Top of page
Lords and ladies
from fruits that contain pits Wisteria
Lupins
Lobelia (Blue Cardinal) White clover (red clover in
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Daffodil Walnut or black walnut
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Dahlias Wolfsbane
Marsh marigold
Dog mercury Woody Nightshade
Meadow saffron
Dock Wild Clematis (Traveller's
Mistletoe
Digitalis (Foxglove) Joy /Old Man's Beard)
Monksood
Deadly Nightshade Morning glory Wild arum
Wood anemone
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All evergreen trees Y Top of page
Yew