This list is based mainly based on chameleons as they eat some vegatation, so i guess it will be safe for most other reptiles includeing tegus. please bare in mind though that many of these plants may not withstand tegu abuse as they can be delicate.

some plant are mentioned a fiew times thats only because they can be found under different names, all listed alphabetically.

bare in mind also that some plants like more uv & heat & humidity than others but a well trained shop member will be able to give good advice on that.

Have fun experimenting.

A

abelia (abella grandiflora)

african daisy (arctotis)

alysumm sweet (lobularia maritima or alyssum maritimum)

american elm also elm (ulmus americana)

anthemis also known as chamomile (anthemis)

arbutus (epigaea repens)

asparagus fern (asparagus plumosus or a setaceus)

aspen (populus tremuloides) - tree

aster (aster - all species)

B

babies breath also known as gypsophila (gypsophila elegans)

babies tears (helxine soleirolii)

batchelor buttons also corn flower (centaurea cyanus)

begonia (begonia corallina de lucerna)

benjamina also ficus also weeping fig (ficus benjamina)

birch (betula) - tree

birds nest fern (asplenium nidus)

boston fern (nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis)

bougainvillea (bougainvillia glabra) - vine

bridal veil also known as tahitian bridal veil (tripogandra multiflora)

C

calendula also pot marigold (calendula officinalis)

camellia (camellia japonica)

cast-iron plant (aspidistra elatior)

chamomile also anthemis (anthemis)

chickweed (stellaria media)

chinese hibiscus also hibiscus also rose of china (hibiscus rosasinensis)

cissus also kangaroo vine also grape ivy (cissus antarctica) - vine

coleus (coleus blumei)

cornflower also bachelor buttons (centaurea cyanus)

corn plant (dracaena fragrans)

cottonwood (populus deltoides) - tree

crabapple (malus) - tree

cut leaf philodendron also split leaf philodendron (monstera deliciosa)

D

daisy, african (arctotis)

daisy, livingston also ice plant (dorotheanthus bellidiformis or mesembryanthemum criniflorum)

dandelion (taraxacum officinale)

dill (anethum graveolens)

dracaena (dracaena - all species)

E

easter cactus (rhipsalidopsis rosea) - cactus succulent

echeveria also painted lady (echeveria derenbergii)

elm also american elm (ulmus americana)

emerald ripple also peperomia caparata)

F

ficus also benjamina also weeping fig (ficus benjamina)

fire thorn (pyracantha)

fuchsia (fuchsia)

G

gardenia (gardenia jasminoides)

geranium (pelargonium sp)

gloxinia (sinningia speciosa hybrids)

gypsophila also babys breath (gypsophila elegans)

gold dust dracaena (dracaena godseffiana)

goldon pothos (scindapsus aureus) - not to be digested in large quantities

grape ivy also cissus also kangaroo vine (cissus antarctica) - vine

H

heavenly bamboo (nandina domestica)

hens & chickens (sempervivum tectorum) - cactus/succulent

hibiscus also chinese hibiscus also rose of china (hibiscus rosasinensis)

honey suckle (lonicera) - vine

hoya also wax plant (hoya carnosa) - vine

I

ice plant also livingston daisy (dorotheanthus bellidiformis or mesembryanthemum criniflorum)

impatiens also patience plant (impatiens sultanii or impatiens wellerana)

indian hawthorn (raphiolepis indica)

J

jade plant (crassula argentea)

japanese aralia (fatsia japonica)

jasmine (jasmine officinale grandiflorum)

K

kalanchoe (kalanchoe) - cactus/succulent

kangaroo vine also grape ivy (cissus antarctica) - vine

kentucky coffee tree (gymnocladus) - tree - coffee is toxic

L

lavender also english lavender (lavandula officinalis or lavandula spica)

lilac (syringa)

M

maidenhair fern (adiantum pedatum)

manzanita (arctostaphylos)

mock orange (philadelphus)

moses in the cradle (rhoeo spathacea or rhoeo discolor)

mulberry (morus alba) - tree

N

nasturtium (tropaeolum majus)

norfolk island pine (araucaria heterophylla)

P

painted lady also echeveria (echeveria derenbergii) - cactus succulent

pampas grass (cortaderia selloana)

parlor palm (chamaedorea elegans bella)

parsley (petroselinum crispum)

passion flower (passiflora caerulea) - vine

peperomia also emerald ripple (peperomia caperata)

petunia (petunia hybrida)

piggyback plant (tolmiea menziesii)

pilea (pilea sp)

poplar (populus) - tree

pot marigold also calendula (calendula officinalis)

prayer plant (maranta leuconeura kerchoveana)

purple passion also purple velvet also velvet plant (gynura aurantiaca)

R

rubber plant (ficus elastica decora)

russian olive (elaeagnus angustifolia) - tree

S

sensitive plant (mimosa pudica)

spider plant (chlorophytum comosum vittatum)

split leaf philodendron also cut leaf philodendron (monstera deliciosa)

spruce (picea sp) - tree

squirrels foot fern (davallia trichomanoides or davallia bifurcatum)

staghorn fern also elks horn fern (platycerium bifurcatum)

star jasmine (trachelospermum jasminoides)

swedish ivy (plectranthus nummularius - often sold as plectranthus australis)

sweet alyssum (lobularia maritima or alyssum maritimum)

sword fern also western sword fern (polystichum munitum)

T

tahitian bridal veil also bridal veil (tripogandra multiflora)

ti plant (cordyline terminalis)

tree mallow (lavatera trimestris)

U

umbrella plant (schefflera arboricola)

V

velvet plant also purple passion also purple velvet (gynura aurantiaca)

W

wandering jew (zebrina pendula)

wax begonia (b semperflorens)

wax plant also hoya (hoya carnosa) - vine

weeping fig also benjamina also ficus (ficus benjamina)

willow (salix sp) - tree

Y

yucca (yucca filamentosa)

Z

zebra plant (aphelandra squarrosa)

zinnia (zinnia elegans hybrids)

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