Pets and plants don’t always go together. My ‘Border Terrorists’, Ogmore and Dylan, are notorious for chomping foliage. Whilst they mainly graze on Dog’s Mercury and other outdoor weeds, they have been known to unleash their rasping tongues on my elegant Bamboo Palm ( Dypsis lutescens) making it look like it’s been attacked by a giant slug! Fortunately, Bamboo Palm is entirely non-toxic to pets, as are most popular varieties. To help you decide which house plants to choose, we asked a panel of Thompson & Morgan pooches and pussycats to point you in the right direction.
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Annelise Brilli is the Horticultural Copywriter for Thompson and Morgan. Annelise caught the gardening bug from her mother, whose tiny backyard was crammed with a huge collection of plants. As an adult, she had a career change into horticulture, gaining a training apprenticeship with the National Trust at Powis Castle Garden in Welshpool. She went on to work in a range of private and public gardens, later running a garden design and maintenance business. She is passionate about sustainable gardening and has developed her own wildlife-friendly garden which she has opened as part of Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail.
