afe Plants and Trees

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The following had been compiled from various internet sources, and is provided for information only. The following are widely held to be safe, however we assume no responsibility or liability whatsoever. If in doubt, do not allow your bird access to the plant in question and consult with your avian vet for further advice. Note that no plant is safe if it has been treated with toxic chemicals, such as pesticides, or has been exposed to large amounts of pollution. House and Outdoor Plants Trees and Bushes Acacia Aloe African Violet Baby's Tears Bamboo Begonia Bougainvillea Chickweed Christmas Cactus Cissus/Kangaroo Vine Coffee Coleus Corn Plant Crabapple Dandelion Dogwood Donkey Tail Dracena Varieties Ferns (asparagus,birdnest,boston,maidenhair) Figs (creeping, rubber, fiddle leaf) Figs (laurel leaf) Gardenia Grape Ivy Hen's and Chickens Herbs (eg oregano, rosemary, thyme) Jade Plant Kalanchoe Marigold Monkey Plant Mother-in-Law's Tongue Nasturtium Natal Plum Pepperomia Petunia Pittosporum Prayer Plant Purple Passion/Velvet Nettle Schefflera (Umbrella) Sensitive Plant Spider Plant Swedish Ivy Thistle Wandering Jew White Clover Zebra Plant Apple Arbutus Ash Aspen Beech Birch Citrus (any) Cottonwood Crabapple Dogwood Elm Eucalyptus Fir Guava Hawthorn Larch Madrona Magnolia Manzanita Norfolk Island Pine Nuts (except chestnut and oak) Palms (areca, date, fan, lady, parlour) Palms (howeia, kentia, phoenix, sago) Pear Pine Poplar Sequoia (Redwood) Willow

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