As a horticultural expert with years of experience in plant care and safety, I've often been asked about the potential risks that certain plants pose to humans and pets. The question of whether lily plants are poisonous is a common one, and it's essential to address it with both care and accuracy.

Lilies, with their stunning beauty and fragrance, are a popular choice for gardens and indoor spaces. However, it's crucial to understand that not all lilies are the same, and their toxicity can vary. The genus Lilium includes a wide variety of species and hybrids, and while some are known to be toxic to certain animals, their effects on humans can be different.

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Humans: Burning and swelling of lips, mouth, and tongue, difficulty speaking or swallowing, vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea. Cats and dogs: Information regarding the toxicity of peace lilies is somewhat conflicting, but it is listed on all animal safety sites, including the ASPCA's as toxic to dogs and cats.Feb 7, 2016read more >>