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Landscaping EssentialsIf your Mastiff is anything like mine they like to graze, eat various leaves/plants and chew wood. I was surprised that so many of the plants I was contemplating for my yard are toxic to dogs -- the ever present Oleander being one of the most completely toxic (all parts). Therefore, before you spend mega-bucks on landscaping, take a look that the following list (from St. John's Hospital Poison Resource Center, Springfield/IL). Aloe vera Anemone Angel Trumpet Tree Angel wings Apricot (kernels) Arrowhead Avocado (leaves) Azaleas Betel nut palm Bittersweet Bleeding heart Buckeye Buttercups Caladium Calla lily Castor bean Cattail Cherries (seeds, bark, pits, leaves) Christmas rose Chrysanthemum Crocus, Autumn Daffodil Daphne Delphinium Devil's ivy Dieffenbachia Dutchmans breeches Elderberry Elephant ear English ivy Four o'clock Foxglove Holly berries Horsetail reed Hyacinth Hydrangea Iris Jack-in-the-pulpit Jerusalem cherry Jessamine (jasmine) Jimson weed Jonquil Lantana camara (red sage) Larkspur Laurels Lilly-of-the-valley Lobelia Marijuana May apple Milkweed Mistletoe Monkshood Moonseed Morning glory Mother-in-law plant Mushrooms Narcissus Nightshade Oleander Orchid Ornamental pepper Periwinkle Peyote (mescal) Philodendron Poison hemlock Poison ivy Pokeweed Poppy Potato (all green parts) Primrose Ranunculus Rhododendron Rhubarb (leaves) Rosary pea Tobacco Tomato (vines) Tulip Water hemlock Wisteria Yew |
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