Juglone tolerance

Source: Gaia's Garden
Botanical / Species	Common
Celtis	Hackberry
Eleaegnus spp.	Goumi, autumun olive, russian olive
Lycium barbarum	Goji, Wolfberry
Ribes spp.	Black, red and white currant
Solanum spp.	Tomato, capsicum etc.

Source: Edible Forest Gardens
Acer spp.	Maples (most)
Aleca rosea	Hollyhock
Allium spp.	Onions, garlic etc.
Asarum spp.	Wild ginger
Asimina triloba	American pawpaw
Carya spp.	Pecan, hickory
Cercis canadensis	Eastern redbud
Corylus spp.	Hazel, filbert
Crocus sativus	Saffron crocus
Cydonia oblonga	Quince
Diospyrus virginiana	American persimmon
Echinacia purpurea	Purple coneflower
Gleditsia triacanthos	Hone locust
Helianthus tuberosus	Jerusalem artichoke
Morus spp.	Mulberry
Quercus spp.	Oak
Robinia Pseudoacacia	Black locust
Rosa spp.	Some roses
Rubus	Raspberry
Sambucus canadiensis	Elderberry
Taraxacum officinale	Dandelion
Trifolium repens	White clover

Source: Penn State College of Agricultural Services
Amelanchier	Serviceberry
Clematis spp.	Clematis
Cornus spp.	Dogwood
Hamamellis spp.	Witch Hazel
Hypericum prolificum	St. Johns Wart
Parthenocissus quinquefolia	Virginia Creeper
Prunus spp.	Cherry, Nectarine, Plum, Peach
Rhus spp.	Sumac
Vitis	Wild Grape
Wisteria spp.	Wisteria
	Beets
	Squash and Melons
	Carrot
	Parsnips
	Beans
	Corn