At Bunches, family is at the heart of everything we do. Since selling flowers under an umbrella in 1989, we have remained a family-run business and know how vital it is to keep up the values of trust and care.

One of the things we understand is the huge part pets play in families!

We want to make sure that the plants you get from us are safe for everyone in your home. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of plants that are safe for pets, as well as those which are dangerous for them.

Which plants are safe for pets?

Petplan states that the below houseplants that are safe for pets:

• Money tree

• Hibiscus

• Spider plant

• Bamboo

• Certain herbs including basil, dill, sage and rosemary

Other safe houseplants include:

• Blue echeveria succulents

• Boston Ferns

• Calatheas

• Campanulas

• Cape Primroses

• Christmas Cactus

• Roses

Which plants are toxic to pets?

According to the PDSA, the following plants are toxic to pets:

• Aloe vera

• Dracaena 

• Ivy 

• Lilies 

• Peace lily 

• Poinsettia 

• Philodendron 

You can find our range of pet-friendly flowers and plants at bunches.co.uk