Collection: Pet Safe Plants
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Magnolia Blue Opal Tree 8/10cm Girth
Magnolia Blue OpalFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £227.50Regular priceSale price £227.50 -
Magnolia Kobus 8-10cm Girth Standard
Magnolia kobusFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £147.50Regular priceSale price £147.50 -
Pear Doyenne Du Comice 10 Litre Pot Goblet
Pyrus communis 'Doyenné du Comice'Full sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £48.00Regular priceSale price £48.00 -
Cornus Mas 12 Litre Pot 125-150cm Tall
Cornus masFull sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £43.50Regular priceSale price £43.50 -
Liquidambar sty. Slender Silhouette 30 Litre Pot
Liquidambar styraciflua 'Slender Silhouette'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £79.50Regular priceSale price £79.50 -
Liquidambar Worplesdon Pleached 12/14cm G 180 Stem Frame 150cm Wide x 120cm Tall
Liquidambar styraciflua 'Worplesdon'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £250.00Regular price£300.00Sale price £250.00Sale -
Liquidambar Gumball Half Standard 25 Litre Pot 1 Metre Head
Full sunGetting lowRegular price £295.00Regular priceSale price £295.00 -
Betula Nigra Shiloh Splash 20 Litre Pot 150/175cm
Betula nigra 'Shiloh Splash'Full sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £130.50Regular priceSale price £130.50 -
Betula Pendula Schneverd Goldbirke 8/10cm Girth
Betula Pendula Schneverd GoldbirkeFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £147.50Regular priceSale price £147.50 -
Liquidambar Gumball Full Standard 45 Litre Pot 10/12cm Girth
Full sunGetting lowRegular price £255.00Regular priceSale price £255.00
Create a garden you can enjoy alongside your pets. The plants in this collection are not listed as toxic to dogs, cats or other pets by the Royal Horticultural Society, making them a sensible choice for homes with curious animals.
No garden can ever be guaranteed completely risk-free — pets react differently and eating any plant can cause mild upset — but choosing varieties with no known toxicity is a simple way to plant with greater peace of mind.
Browse our pet-safe trees, shrubs, hedging and perennials below. If you’re ever unsure about a specific plant and your pet, your vet is the best source of advice.





