Is this edible?
- Thread starter Garrison Ford
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I don't think they are safe but look them up here
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I don't recognize that one. Get a plant app, or take a sample to a local nursery and get a positive ID. Once you know the species, you can try to look it up.
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Is that a TRUMPET TREE?
If so, I have some experience with that.
I never fed them to my Redfoot. But so many hundreds of flowers fell each year that they still ate dozens or more with no harm.
It's now been reduced to a large bush. Thanks to a small hurricane that ripped off most of the branches. And ive since kept It small.
If so, I have some experience with that.
I never fed them to my Redfoot. But so many hundreds of flowers fell each year that they still ate dozens or more with no harm.
It's now been reduced to a large bush. Thanks to a small hurricane that ripped off most of the branches. And ive since kept It small.
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I'm not sure I try to keep them cut to look like trees but flowers do often fall to the ground.
He won't really have access to them when he's bigger just what falls.
He won't really have access to them when he's bigger just what falls.
