Poisonous Plants
Please use this as a reference for specific symptoms, descriptions, principle agents, and other important information regarding poisonous plants.
Black Locust
Braken Fern
Buckeye or Horsechesnut
Castorbean or Mole Bean
Jimsonweed or Thornapple
Lantana Mountain Laurel, Ground Ivy, Busy Ivy
Nightshades
Oaks
Oleander
Perilla Mint
Poison Hemlock
Pokeweed
Rhododendron
Showy Crotalaria
Wild Cherry or Black Cherry
Yellow Jessamine or Carolina Jessamine
Yew
Information for our Poisonous Plants is provided by Southern Forages and the International Plant Nutrition Institute. Southern Forages, is written for a wide range of audiences. It is used by livestock producers, by seed, equipment and fertilizer dealers, by Extension and conservation workers, and by more than 50 colleges and universities have included the book as a text or resource in forage classes. While the content is focused on forages for the southern U.S., many of the principles and species of plants discussed can be adapted to other regions.
