Download Plants in Hawaii that may harm pets

Plants in Hawaii that may harm pets
(Unless noted in bold, all parts of the plants are harmful to pets)
Allamanda vine
Kawa or ‘awa in Hawaii
Angel’s Trumpet
Lilies such as those popular at Easter
Anthurium
Mushrooms
Azalea (Rhododendron species)
Nightshade, also called deadly
nightshade and popolo including Apple
of Sodom, Jerusalem cherry and
Cockroach berry
Bee-still tree
Black-eyed Susan (Abrus precatorius),
also called rosary pea and bead vine,
seeds
Bird of Paradise (Strelizia regirae), fruits
and seeds
Oleander, (all varieties including be-still
tree), all parts
Pencil plant , sap
Caladium
Periwinkle (vinca)
Candlenut tree (kukui), especially sap
Plumeria (frangipani) also called pua
melia
Cassava (tapioca), leaves and roots
Castor Bean (Ricinus communis) also
called pa`aila and kamakou, seeds
Cestrum (‘alaaumoe). berries
Chinaberry (‘inia), all parts but
especially fruit
Philodendron (all varieties), small to
monstera
Poinsettia, leaves and flowers
Pokeberry and Coral berry
Pothos (Scindapsus aureus)
Crown flower (milkweed family) also
called pua kalaunu
Red Sage (Lantana camara), especially
leaves and unripe berries
Crown of Thorns
Rhododendron
Cup of Gold and Silver Cup
Rhubarb, leaves
Daffodil (Narcissus), bulbs
Slipper flower, especially sap
Dumbcane (Dieffenbachia)
Star of Bethlehem or pua hoku
Elephant Ear, also known as ‘ape
Taro, when raw
Foxglove, leaves, seeds, juice and
flowers
Tulip, bulbs
Umbrella Plant (Cyperus alternifolius)
Gloriosa Lily, especially roots
Wisteria, seeds, pods
Hawaiian Poppy (pua kala)
Yew, needles, bark and seeds
Hens-and-Chicks (Lantana)
Hydrangea, especially leaves and buds
June 2001
Ivy (many varieties), leaves and berries
Hawaiian Humane Society
Jerusalem Cherry
Jimson Weed (Datura stramonium) or
thorn apple and kikania haole