Safe to eat live plants?

[Bunny]

Hi everyone!
just got our first beardie a few days ago

I have live plants in my fish tank and really like the feel they give and want to do something similar - ish in Toothless's house.

What live plants are safe for me to grow trailing over the back wall? I expect him to munch on them once in a while, so it needs to be safe for him to eat...

I've Google and compiled this list, are all of these okay for him to much on? Leaves, stems, and flowers/buds/seed pods are all a consideration

Nasturtium
Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Passionflower
Petunia
Calendula (don't think this will trail very well though...)
Lilac

Also ferns:
Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis (Boston Fern)
Adiantum pedatum (Maiden hair fern)

Edit:
Cacti:
Hen and chicks (seen them mentioned around a lot as safe...)
Christmas cacti?
Aloe (??)
Jade plant (seen it listed as both toxic and listed as a treat...)

 

[Taterbug]

Have you looked into stonecrop sedum? They are a trailing succulent that I've seen listed as edible. Snow Peas are vining and edible.

 

[NatashaFatality]

Hi everyone!
just got our first beardie a few days ago

I have live plants in my fish tank and really like the feel they give and want to do something similar - ish in Toothless's house.

What live plants are safe for me to grow trailing over the back wall? I expect him to munch on them once in a while, so it needs to be safe for him to eat...

I've Google and compiled this list, are all of these okay for him to much on? Leaves, stems, and flowers/buds/seed pods are all a consideration

Nasturtium
Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Passionflower
Petunia
Calendula (don't think this will trail very well though...)
Lilac

Also ferns:
Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis (Boston Fern)
Adiantum pedatum (Maiden hair fern)

Edit:
Cacti:
Hen and chicks (seen them mentioned around a lot as safe...)
Christmas cacti?
Aloe (??)
Jade plant (seen it listed as both toxic and listed as a treat...)

I'd be interested to know if nastertiums are ok as well. I grow them in the yard for my own salad.

 

[Taterbug]

They are.
Pepper likes them along with pea shoots.

 

[Bunny]

Have you looked into stonecrop sedum? They are a trailing succulent that I've seen listed as edible. Snow Peas are vining and edible.

I'll probably add some of that to it, however I'll need to be really careful as apparently some are totally fine and some sedum are toxic:
http://m.thetortoisetable.org.uk/m/plants_19.asp?thissection=3