You are reading a single comment by @ChasnotRobert and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Got most of that in the garden depending on season. Good thing that the enormous ginger Tom that lives upstairs is a house cat. Then again, I hate the bastard…….
(Joking, not about hating the cat, but the implication I might encourage the spiteful, unfriendly, arm ripping sod to go outside and be poisoned. My daughter likes him.)
-
Also certain olive plants too.
Cat will be very ill if it eats the leaves.
RagnarHairybreeks
lynx
@ChasnotRobert
Cats protection league provides this list of "red" plants for toxicity
Crocus autumn*
(colchicum autumnale, crocus sativus, liliaceae)
Day lily (hemerocallis)
Foxglove** (digitalis)
Fritillary (snakeshead)
Gloriosa superba (glory lily, flame lily, climbing lily)
Juniper* (savin, sabina) berries
Lily** (lilium, hemerocallis) – all lilies
Lily of the valley** (convallaria majalis)
Nerium oleander** (dogbane family)
Ornithogalum umbellatum (star of Bethlehem)
Vinca minor (periwinkle)
Water hemlock
Yew (taxus)