Collection: Pet Safe Plants
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Cordyline Southern Splendour 3 Litre Pot
Cordyline australis 'Southern Splendour'Full sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £8.95Regular priceSale price £8.95 -
Stachys Lanata 2 Litre Pot
Stachys byzantinaFull sunEvergreenIn stockRegular price £4.35Regular priceSale price £4.35 -
Exochorda serratifolia Snow White 10 Litre Pot
Exochorda serratifolia 'Snow White'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £40.00Regular price£42.00Sale price £40.00Sale -
Acer Freemanii Heavy Std 10-12cm Girth
Acer FreemaniiDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £147.50Regular priceSale price £147.50 -
Elaeagnus x Ebbingei Pleached Wall Frame 33 Litre 120x70cm
Elaeagnus × ebbingeiFull sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £159.50Regular priceSale price £159.50 -
Choisya Ternata 20 Litre Pot Grown 60/80cm Tall
Choisya ternataFull sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £88.50Regular priceSale price £88.50 -
Cirsium Attropurpureum 2 Litre Pot
Cirsium rivulare 'Atropurpureum'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £6.00Regular priceSale price £6.00 -
Hornbeam Hedging 150/175cm Bare Root Delivery from November
Carpinus betulusFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £4.45Regular price£4.95Sale price £4.45Sale -
Leylandii Hedging Root Ball 175-200cm Delivery from October
Cupressus × leylandiiFull sunEvergreenIn stockRegular price £30.00Regular price£33.50Sale price £30.00Sale -
Pittosporum Tenuifolium Silver Queen 25 Litre Pot
Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Silver Queen'Full sunEvergreenGetting lowRegular price £120.00Regular priceSale price £120.00
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.




