Aconite:
Aconitum Spp
Poisonous Part: entire plant | Almond:
Prunus Amygdalus
Poisonous part: Kernel in the pit | Aloe:
Aloe spp
Poisonous part: sap | Amaryllis:
Brunsvigia rosea
Poisonous part: Bulbs |
Amaryllis Hybrid:
Amaryllis spp
Poisonous part: bulbs | American Holly:
Ilex spp
Poisonous part: fruit | American nightshade:
Phytolacca Americana
PP: Leaves & roots | Angel’s trumpet
Datura arborea
PP: Foliage and seeds |
Apple of Peru:
Datura metaloides
PP: foliage and seeds | Apple of Sodom:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit | Apricot:
Prunus Armeniaca
PP: Kernel in the pit | Azalea:
Rhododendron spp
PP: leaves and honey from the flower nectar |
Barbados Pride:
Caesalpinia spp
PP: seeds | Bird of Paradise:
Caesalpinia spp
PP: seeds | Birdseye primrose:
Primula spp
PP: Leaves and stems | Bittersweet:
Solanum spp
PP: Immature fruit |
Black Walnuts:
Juglans spp
PP: Hulls | Blue Cardinal Flower:
Lobelia spp
PP: entire plant | Buckeye:
Aescultus spp
PP: nuts and twigs | Bull Nettles:
Laportea Canadensis
PP: Hairs on leaves and stems |
Buttercup:
Ranunculus spp
PP: Sap | Calla Lily:
Zantedeschia aethiopica
PP: leaves | Cardinal Flower:
Lobelia spp
PP: entire plant | Carolina allspice:
Calycanthus spp
PP: seeds |
Caroline horse nettle:
Solanum spp
PP: immture fruit | Castor Bean:
Ricinus communis
PP: Seeds | Castor Oil plant:
Ricinus Communis
PP: seeds | Cherry:
Prunus spp
PP: Kernel in the pit |
Chinaberry:
Melia azadarach
PP: bark, flowers and fruit | Choke cherry:
Prunus spp
PP: Kernel in the pit | Climbing Lily:
Gloriosa spp
PP: entire plant | Crab-eye:
Abrus precatoritus
PP: Chewed or broken seed |
Crocus:
Colchicum spp
PP: entire plant | Crowfoot:
Ranunculus spp
PP: sap | Chrysanthemum:
Chrystanthemum spp
PP: sap | Daffodil:
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
PP: bulbs |
Daisy:
Chrysanthenum spp
PP: sap | Devil’s ivy:
Epipremnum aureum
PP: entire plant | Dumbcane:
Diffenbachia spp
PP: leaves | Dwarf Poinciana:
Caesalpinia spp
PP: seeds |
Elderberry:
Sambucus spp
PP: entire plant | Elephants ear:
Alocasia spp, Caladium spp, Colocasia spp
PP: Alocasia, leaves and stem; Caladium spp, entire plant; Colocasia, leaves | English holly:
Ilex spp
PP: fruit | English ivy:
Hedera helix
PP: foliage and fruit |
English walnuts:
Juglans regia
PP: hulls | European mistletoe:
Viscum album
PP: leaves and stem | Feverfew:
Chrysanthemum spp
PP: sap | Field garlic:
Allium spp
PP: bulbs, bulbets, flowers, stems. |
Flag:
Iris spp:
PP: Bulb | Foxglove (purple):
Digitalis purpurea
PP: whole plant, including smoke from burning and water in which the flowers have been placed | Garlic:
Allium spp
PP: bulbs, bulbets, flowers, stems | German primrose:
Primula spp
PP: leaves and stem |
Gloriosa lily:
Gloriosa spp
PP: entire plant | Glory lily:
Gloriosa spp
PP: entire plant | Hedge plant:
Ligustrum vulgare spp
PP: entire plant | Holy:
Ilex spp
PP: fruit |
Horsechestnuts:
Aesculus spp
PP: nuts and twigs | Hydrangea:
Hydrangea macrophylla
PP: flower bud | Indian Tobacco:
Lobelia spp
PP: entire plant | Iris;
Iris spp
PP: rootstock |
Jamestown weed (jimson weed):
Datura stramonium
PP: foliage and seeds | Jequirity bean:
Abrus precatorius
PP: chewed or broken seed. | Jerusalem cherry:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit | Jessamine (yellow):
Gelsemium sempervirens
PP: entire plant |
Jonquil:
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
PP: bulbs | Kidney bean tree:
Wisteria spp
PP: entire plant | Lily of the valley:
Convallaria spp
PP: whole plant, including smoke from burning and water in which the flowers have been placed | Lovage:
Ligustrum vulgare
PP: entire plant |
Love apple:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit | Lupin lupine:
Lupinus spp
PP: entire plant | Machineel:
Hippomane mancinella
PP: sap | Marguerite
Chrysanthemum spp
PP: sap |
Marijuana:
Cannabis sativa
PP: leaves and stems | Mescal:
Lophophor williamsii
PP: buttons | Mistletoe:
Phoradendron spp
PP: entire plant | Monkshood:
Aconitum
PP: entire plant, especially leaves and roots |
Mountain laurel:
Kalmia spp
PP: leaves and nectar | Mushrooms:
Numerous toxic species, particularly the amanita spp
PP: entire fungus | Naked lady:
Brunsvigia rosea
PP: bulbs | Nettle spurge:
Cnidoscolus stimulosum
PP: hairs on leaves and stems |
Nightshade:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit | Nipple fruit:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit | Oleander:
Nerium oleander
PP: whole plant, including smoke from burning and water in which the flowers have been placed | Onion:
Allium spp
PP: bulbs, bulbets, flowers, stems |
Palma Christi:
Ricinus communis
PP: seeds | Peach:
Prunus spp
PP: kernel in the pit | Peyote:
Lophophor williamsii
PP: buttons | Philodendron:
Philodendron spp
PP: leaves |
Plum:
Prunus spp
PP: kenel in the pit | Poinsetta:
Euphorbia pulcherrima
PP: leaves and stem | Poison ivy:
Toxicodendrom spp
PP: entire plant | Poison oak:
Toxicodendrom spp
PP: entire plant |
Poison sumac:
Toxicodendrom spp
PP: entire plant | Poke:
Phytolacca Americana
PP: leaves and roots | Pokeweed:
Phytolacca Americana
PP: leaves and roots | Potato:
Solanum spp
PP: immature fruit |
Pathos:
Epipremnum aureum
PP: entire plant | Precatory Bean:
Abrus precatorius
PP: chewed or broken seed | Prim:
Ligustrum vulgare
PP: entire plant | Primula:
Primula spp.
PP: leaves and stems |
Privet:
Ligustrum vulgare
PP: entire plant | Rhododendron:
Rhododendron spp
PP: leaves and honey from the flower nectar. | Rosary pea:
Abrus precatorius
PP: chewed or broken seed | Sago Palm (false):
Cycas revolute and zamia spp
PP: entire plant |
Sloe:
Prunus ssp
PP: kernel in the pit | Star potatoe vine:
Solanum ssp
PP: immature fruit | Stinging nettle:
Urtica diocia
PP: hairs on leaves and stems | Thorn apple:
Datura metaloides
PP: foliage and seeds |
Trumpet vine:
Datura Arborea
PP: foliage and seeds | Tobacco:
Nicotiana tobaccum
PP: leaf | Tulip:
Tulipa spp
PP: bulbs | Wisteria/wistaria:
Wisteria spp
PP: entire plant. |
Wolfsbane:
Aconitum spp
PP: entire plant, especially leaves and roots | Yaupon:
Ilex spp
PP: fruit | Yew:
Taxus
PP: most of the plant, including the seeds but not the red aril | |
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