Are these safe for my sulcata?

[KingClover]

Thanks in advance for the help! I would like to know if any of these are bad for my little guy he likes to walk around in the garden so I want to be sure. Monster and I thank you!

 

[Yvonne G]

the purple shamrock is in the oxalis family, and as such should not be fed too much or often. The fern is usually not a food item. I don't know the last plant, but it looks similar to mint. Does a broken leaf have a minty scent?

 

[KingClover]

I'm at school right now I will check once I get home I'll make sure he stays away from them thanks for the info and I'll let you know if it's mint.

 

[T33's Torts]

Its pepper mint. I can assure you. I'm not sure if they can eat or not but I'm thinking not.

 

[redbeef]

Its pepper mint. I can assure you. I'm not sure if they can eat or not but I'm thinking not.

flowers don't look right for peppermint, but it definitely seems to be some sort of lamiaceae

 

[T33's Torts]

Really? I have a row a peppermint (to keep fleas away) and the flowers look identical.

 

[redbeef]

Really? I have a row a peppermint (to keep fleas away) and the flowers look identical.

no, standard peppermint has a pretty tight compact little whorls of flowers instead of those open spires...flowers aren't as long either:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peppermint

could be another type of mint, though, perhaps horsemint?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mentha_longifolia

 

[T33's Torts]

Hmmm! Very interesting! Mine aren't peppermint then! I bought mine at a swapmeet. The seller said they were pepper.