Are these plants really safe for animals?
Yes. All varieties in this collection have been verified as non-toxic according to veterinary reference lists. They pose no risk in case of contact or accidental ingestion.
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Creating a green and calming outdoor space should never come at the expense of the safety of our four-legged companions. With this selection of non-toxic outdoor plants, Verdeia invites you to green your balcony, terrace, or small garden with complete peace of mind, without risk for curious animals. Each plant in this collection has been chosen for its proven safety, urban resilience, and ability to beautify outdoor spaces while promoting biodiversity. A world where aesthetics, well-being, and respect for living things come together. Non-toxic plants allow you to create an aesthetic and reassuring outdoor space where animals can explore safely. Whether your companion likes to rest in the shade of foliage, sniff flowers, or simply enjoy the sun, these varieties guarantee a natural and peaceful coexistence. These plants are the perfect alternative for urban households wishing to combine decoration, nature, and animal safety. The Verdeia selection brings together species known for their harmlessness and beauty. They offer decorative foliage, subtle scents, and sometimes nectar-rich flowers, all while being completely safe for pets. These plants also help create a healthy and balanced microclimate, conducive to relaxation and animal well-being. Whether your outdoor space is fully south-facing or partially shaded, there is always a suitable plant. Our animal-safe varieties are easily grown in pots, planters, or containers, instantly transforming a balcony or terrace into a secure oasis. For a harmonious effect, group plants by needs: those that like sun together, and those that prefer shade separately. This way, you will have a balanced and easy-to-maintain garden. These plants thrive with very little care, making them perfect for city dwellers with busy schedules. By following a few simple steps, you will enjoy a safe, green, and sustainable outdoor space. These varieties are naturally robust, requiring mainly consistency and observation. Reasoned watering and light pruning are enough to keep them looking splendid all year round. For a composition that is both safe and harmonious, combine varied textures: the flexible stems of dwarf bamboo contrast with the colorful flowers of camellia or the fragrant spikes of lavender. Together, they create a lively, balanced, and soothing decor for everyone. To enhance the natural ambiance, place your plants in fiber, matte ceramic, or recycled wood pots. This will highlight their foliage while preserving a soft and sustainable aesthetic. All our safe outdoor plants are carefully prepared and protected in eco-responsible packaging. Each plant is chosen for its health, stability, and beauty, so it fits perfectly into your urban environment. At Verdeia, animal safety and plant quality always go hand in hand. Yes. All varieties in this collection have been verified as non-toxic according to veterinary reference lists. They pose no risk in case of contact or accidental ingestion. Absolutely. Lavender, rosemary, and areca enjoy heat and direct light. However, camellia prefers softer light or partial shade. Some hardy varieties can stay outside, but more sensitive species (like areca) can be placed in frost-free areas. A winter cover often suffices to protect them. You can combine them with aromatic plants like basil or mint, also non-toxic, for a space that is decorative, fragrant, and safe. Yes, but only insects beneficial to the ecosystem, such as bees and butterflies. A little plus for urban biodiversity!Safe plants for animals – Outdoor — Nature, beauty and safety for the whole family
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