Plants that are very friendly to dogs so that flowers are suitable for families with pets

If you have a backyard, or if you like to plant lots of flowers on your balcony, and if you have a dog, avoid plants that are harmful to dogs and make your family and pets safer and healthier.

There are many pet dogs who like to dig in the cool soil of the yard and will spread their urine into the grass, so we should avoid planting plants that are poisonous to dogs.

Here are some of the more dog-friendly plants, ornamental is also very good, if you want to cultivate more dog-friendly flowering shrubs, then you can choose forsythia, spirea clove, jasmine and gardenia.

If you want to grow more ground plants that are friendly to dogs, I suggest thyme, Irish moss, sedum and sarmentum.

And like lily, narcissus, dripping Guanyin, amaryllis, carnations, chrysanthemums and azaleas should not be planted, but also depends on how naughty your pet dog is.

In addition to raising plants that are not toxic to dogs, you should also pay attention to the usual fertilization and spraying. It is best not to use compound fertilizers. It is most appropriate to use natural compost to raise flowers.

Using natural fertilizer to promote plant growth helps prevent puppies from being hurt, because chemical fertilizers can make pets sick and can be fatal if eaten by mistake. Organic fertilizer is slowly released and will not burn plants. You can dig holes next to plants and bury organic fertilizer. Then pour water on it.

Before planting plants, you can make small fences around the yard to separate the plants from the dog, or you can lay some cobblestone paths beside the flowers to prevent the dog from digging directly in the yard.