Pet-friendly shrubs for small gardens

Question

What are the best pet-friendly shrubs for small gardens?

Lee · Answer

Hello, I would suggest Fushias, Forsythia, camellias, canna lilies

Lee · Answer

Hi Lou, planting plants like sunflowers, impatiens, Calendula, camellias, elaeagnus, i know certain roses are fine avoiding large hips (attractive to pets), privet can easily be shapped and safe, buddleia (butter-fly bush - can be invasive), jasmine, photina (red robin), escalonia, buxus, asters are a good herbaceous perennial,  ferns, and cornflower but do check wild flower packs as these may contain conflower, but can contain also toxic plants to pets. If you can specify what pet or pets you have we can then narrow down the plants/shrubs.
I hope this helps.

Lee - Optimal Estates Ltd.

Michael · Answer

Hi Lou
These are as listed on goggle, hope it helps
Bottlebrush ·
Camellias 
Canna Lilies 
Crepe Myrtle 
Forsythia 
Fushias ·
Lilac 
Magnolia Bushes.

Jordan · Answer

snapdragons, asters, camellias, rose, sunflowers, elaeagnus, centaurea, impatiens and Calendula, ferns, palms and orchids, rosemary, sage and thyme for daisy plants choose felicia, arctotis, aster, coreopsis, gerbera.

Paul · Answer

Most shrubs r pet friendly if not sure I ask the person I'm buying from.or google.the plant first

Joseph · Answer

Hello, I would suggest Fushias, Forsythia, camellias, canna lilies"

Cristina · Answer

My advice for dog friendly plants are : Snapdragons, Michaelmas daisies, lavender and shrub roses.

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Andrei Alexandru · Answer

There are a lot of gorgeous options for plants and trees when planning a dog-friendly landscape. Some of my favorites are camellias, magnolias, Japanese maples, bamboo, bottlebrush, ornamental grasses, sunflowers, organically grown edible herbs, crape myrtle, lavender, echinacea, fuchsia, pansy, and petunia.

David · Answer

Any all year round shrubs are the best  which you would not even after maintain just water and plant...

Tom · Answer

amboo Palm (Chamaedorea seifrizii): This palm is non-toxic to pets and adds a tropical touch to your garden. It can thrive indoors or outdoors in shaded areas.

Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum): Known for its air-purifying qualities, the spider plant is safe for pets and can be grown in hanging baskets or as ground cover.

Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata): Boston ferns are safe for pets and can be grown in hanging baskets or pots. They thrive in moist, shady conditions.

Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens): Another palm variety, the Areca palm, is non-toxic to pets and adds a lush, tropical look to your garden. It prefers indirect sunlight.

Fuchsia (Fuchsia spp.): Fuchsias are safe for pets and produce beautiful, colorful flowers. They can be grown in hanging baskets or containers.

Pet-friendly shrubs for small gardens

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