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[Chasen]

I'm thinking second set is some type of decorative strawberry? Thanx all

 

[Maro2Bear]

The last two pix “look” like a Crown Vetch variant

Maybe a Hairy Vetch ?

See if this is it.. https://www.gardensalive.com/produc...MIu5Wt7KXB4AIVhEsNCh1-DQzaEAQYAyABEgI4jPD_BwE

The flower structure looks pretty close.

Thanks to Gardens Alive for the photo

 

[RosemaryDW]

I would agree with vetch, a legume that’s fine in small quantities.

I’m not an expert here but I think the first one is a buttercup. In the ranuculus family. Ranuculus are safely eaten by testudo species (I’m growing some intentionaly right now!) but I don’t know about leopards. Perhaps best to avoid until you hear from leopard or sulcata owners.

I don’t know if it’s a strawberry but it’s certainly in the berry family. Safe, if your tortoise will eat it.

I got nothing on the other.

 

[Chasen]

The last two pix “look” like a Crown Vetch variant

Maybe a Hairy Vetch ?

See if this is it.. https://www.gardensalive.com/produc...MIu5Wt7KXB4AIVhEsNCh1-DQzaEAQYAyABEgI4jPD_BwE

The flower structure looks pretty close.

Thanks to Gardens Alive for the photo

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Thank you. I does look like vetch

 

[Maro2Bear]

I’m guessing the strawberry like plant, might be Mock Strawberry..

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_strawberry

 

[Chasen]

I would agree with vetch, a legume that’s fine in small quantities.

I’m not an expert here but I think the first one is a buttercup. In the ranuculus family. Ranuculus are safely eaten by testudo species (I’m growing some intentionaly right now!) but I don’t know about leopards. Perhaps best to avoid until you hear from leopard or sulcata owners.

I don’t know if it’s a strawberry but it’s certainly in the berry family. Safe, if your tortoise will eat it.

I got nothing on the other.

The yellow flower is on the same plant as the red berry. I'm guessing some sort of strawberry, but as with all the plants I encounter in my search I hesitate to feed out of fear that it's some sort of toxic mimic.

 

[Maro2Bear]

The yellow flower is on the same plant as the red berry. I'm guessing some sort of strawberry, but as with all the plants I encounter in my search I hesitate to feed out of fear that it's some sort of toxic mimic.

Sounds about right for Mock Strawberry. Look at the third pix here

 

[Chasen]

Sounds about right for Mock Strawberry. Look at the third pix here

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Thank you