Plant ID Needed - making my dog sick!
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Does anyone know what kind of plant this is in the photos?
My dog keeps eating the leaves, and it makes him sick.
identification flowers flowering toxicity outdoor
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Does anyone know what kind of plant this is in the photos?
My dog keeps eating the leaves, and it makes him sick.
identification flowers flowering toxicity outdoor
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Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57
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Does anyone know what kind of plant this is in the photos?
My dog keeps eating the leaves, and it makes him sick.
identification flowers flowering toxicity outdoor
edited Nov 21 at 11:28
bobbib
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
Ready4Launch
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Does anyone know what kind of plant this is in the photos?
My dog keeps eating the leaves, and it makes him sick.
identification flowers flowering toxicity outdoor
identification flowers flowering toxicity outdoor
edited Nov 21 at 11:28
bobbib
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
Ready4Launch
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edited Nov 21 at 11:28
bobbib
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edited Nov 21 at 11:28
bobbib
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edited Nov 21 at 11:28
bobbib
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edited Nov 21 at 11:28
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
Ready4Launch
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
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Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57
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Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57
Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57
Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57
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That is lantana. ASPCA Website says:
"Lantana
Additional Common Names: Shrub Verbena, Yellow Sage, Red Sage
Scientific Name: Lantana camara
Family: Verbenaceae
Toxicity: Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Horses
Toxic Principles: Pentacyclic triterpenoids
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, labored breathing, weakness. Liver failure - more common in livestock."
answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
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As above, this is Lantana, which is a decorative shrub originally from tropical Africa and America. In Australia, at least, it's classified as a Weed of National Significance (one of 32), so it's illegal to sell and it generally should be eliminated where possible. I have spent many weeks removing Lantana from my aunt's outback property; it's a real nuisance.
Poisoning from Lantana can be quite serious, particularly if the berries are eaten, and I'd recommend taking your dog to a vet. There's extensive information here.
answered Nov 20 at 1:42
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That is lantana. ASPCA Website says:
"Lantana
Additional Common Names: Shrub Verbena, Yellow Sage, Red Sage
Scientific Name: Lantana camara
Family: Verbenaceae
Toxicity: Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Horses
Toxic Principles: Pentacyclic triterpenoids
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, labored breathing, weakness. Liver failure - more common in livestock."
answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
add a comment |
up vote
11
down vote
accepted
That is lantana. ASPCA Website says:
"Lantana
Additional Common Names: Shrub Verbena, Yellow Sage, Red Sage
Scientific Name: Lantana camara
Family: Verbenaceae
Toxicity: Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Horses
Toxic Principles: Pentacyclic triterpenoids
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, labored breathing, weakness. Liver failure - more common in livestock."
answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
add a comment |
up vote
11
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accepted
up vote
11
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That is lantana. ASPCA Website says:
"Lantana
Additional Common Names: Shrub Verbena, Yellow Sage, Red Sage
Scientific Name: Lantana camara
Family: Verbenaceae
Toxicity: Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Horses
Toxic Principles: Pentacyclic triterpenoids
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, labored breathing, weakness. Liver failure - more common in livestock."
answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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That is lantana. ASPCA Website says:
"Lantana
Additional Common Names: Shrub Verbena, Yellow Sage, Red Sage
Scientific Name: Lantana camara
Family: Verbenaceae
Toxicity: Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Horses
Toxic Principles: Pentacyclic triterpenoids
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, labored breathing, weakness. Liver failure - more common in livestock."
answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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answered Nov 19 at 15:35
Lorel C.
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Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
add a comment |
Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
Yup, and really popular for people who like to attract butterflies
– ivanivan
Nov 20 at 0:15
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
And deer love to eat it, mostly the blooms and buds. Butterflys also love it , they fly al around looking for blooms the deer didn't get .
– blacksmith37
Nov 21 at 0:50
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1
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As above, this is Lantana, which is a decorative shrub originally from tropical Africa and America. In Australia, at least, it's classified as a Weed of National Significance (one of 32), so it's illegal to sell and it generally should be eliminated where possible. I have spent many weeks removing Lantana from my aunt's outback property; it's a real nuisance.
Poisoning from Lantana can be quite serious, particularly if the berries are eaten, and I'd recommend taking your dog to a vet. There's extensive information here.
answered Nov 20 at 1:42
Widjet
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As above, this is Lantana, which is a decorative shrub originally from tropical Africa and America. In Australia, at least, it's classified as a Weed of National Significance (one of 32), so it's illegal to sell and it generally should be eliminated where possible. I have spent many weeks removing Lantana from my aunt's outback property; it's a real nuisance.
Poisoning from Lantana can be quite serious, particularly if the berries are eaten, and I'd recommend taking your dog to a vet. There's extensive information here.
answered Nov 20 at 1:42
Widjet
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up vote
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up vote
1
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As above, this is Lantana, which is a decorative shrub originally from tropical Africa and America. In Australia, at least, it's classified as a Weed of National Significance (one of 32), so it's illegal to sell and it generally should be eliminated where possible. I have spent many weeks removing Lantana from my aunt's outback property; it's a real nuisance.
Poisoning from Lantana can be quite serious, particularly if the berries are eaten, and I'd recommend taking your dog to a vet. There's extensive information here.
answered Nov 20 at 1:42
Widjet
111
As above, this is Lantana, which is a decorative shrub originally from tropical Africa and America. In Australia, at least, it's classified as a Weed of National Significance (one of 32), so it's illegal to sell and it generally should be eliminated where possible. I have spent many weeks removing Lantana from my aunt's outback property; it's a real nuisance.
Poisoning from Lantana can be quite serious, particularly if the berries are eaten, and I'd recommend taking your dog to a vet. There's extensive information here.
answered Nov 20 at 1:42
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Also note that Lantana can grow pretty rapidly depending on the location and can be a nuisance if it's unwanted. We have some that grows in with our bushes and although its very pretty, I consider it a weed because of how it grows.
– JPhi1618
Nov 19 at 19:57