Collection: Pet Safe Plants
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Camellia Jap. Kramers Supreme 9 Litre Pot
Camellia japonica 'Kramer's Supreme'Partial shadeEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £65.00Regular priceSale price £65.00 -
Bamboo Fargesia Nitida 18 Litre Pot
Fargesia nitidaFull sunEvergreenIn stockRegular price £110.00Regular priceSale price £110.00 -
Hamamelis × intermedia 'Ruby Glow' 3 Litre Pot
Hamamelis × intermedia 'Ruby Glow'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £17.25Regular priceSale price £17.25 -
Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans' - Japanese Cedar 3 Litre Pot
Cryptomeria japonica (Elegans Group) 'Elegans'Full sunEvergreenIn stockRegular price £8.40Regular priceSale price £8.40 -
Acer Palmatum Summer Gold 3 Litre Pot
Acer Palmatum Summer GoldPartial shadeDeciduousIn stockRegular price £17.80Regular priceSale price £17.80 -
Pinus Sylvestris Watereri 35 Litre Pot
Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri'Full sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £232.00Regular priceSale price £232.00 -
Pinus Nigra Marie Bregeon 18 Litre Pot 20cm Stem
Pinus nigra 'Marie Brégeon'Full sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £153.65Regular priceSale price £153.65 -
Nyssa sylvatica 8/10cm Girth
Nyssa sylvaticaFull sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £200.00Regular priceSale price £200.00 -
Acer Plat Drummondii 8-10cm Girth
Acer PlatanoidesFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £120.00Regular priceSale price £120.00 -
Nyssa sylv. Wildfire 20 Litre Pot 125-150cm
Nyssa sylvatica 'Wildfire'Full sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £142.00Regular priceSale price £142.00
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.



