Tom said:1. Don't know.
2. Dandelion. All good. Flowers, stems and leaves.
3. Don't remember what it's called, but they love it.
4. "
5. Don't know this one.
6. Broadleaf plantain. Excellent food!
7. Narrow leaf plantain. Also excellent.
8. Oxalis. No good. Looks a lot like a clover, but has little yellow trumpet like flowers, right?
9. Looks like clover. What do the flowers look like? The pic is a little blurry for me.
10. Sow thistle. Good stuff.
11. Can't see enough of the plant. More sow thistle?
12. Grass. Good stuff.
Len said:Except for the first pic, which I don't recognize is growing in my yard. the only one I shy away from is pic 8,but if a little is in a handful when I pull for food I leave it in the mix, I have spent 6 years getting these weeds growing good in with the grass.They all are part of the varied diet I feed when available. I am referring to the first set of pics only you added some while I was looking.
Tom said:1. Don't know.
2. Dandelion. All good. Flowers, stems and leaves.
3. Don't remember what it's called, but they love it.
4. "
5. Don't know this one.
6. Broadleaf plantain. Excellent food!
7. Narrow leaf plantain. Also excellent.
8. Oxalis. No good. Looks a lot like a clover, but has little yellow trumpet like flowers, right?
9. Looks like clover. What do the flowers look like? The pic is a little blurry for me.
10. Sow thistle. Good stuff.
11. Can't see enough of the plant. More sow thistle?
12. Grass. Good stuff.
redbeef said:1 and 11 look to be the same plant. I think 9 looks like more oxalis: seedpods are what I'm going off of for this ID
redbeef said:1 and 11 look to be the same plant. I think 9 looks like more oxalis: seedpods are what I'm going off of for this ID
y'know: check Emysemys sticky at the top of this subforum: I think your 1 and 11 are the first plant featured: groundsel...and therefore not edible
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread...-edible-and-toxic-for-tortoises#axzz21743oLGX
redbeef said:1 and 11 look to be the same plant. I think 9 looks like more oxalis: seedpods are what I'm going off of for this ID
y'know: check Emysemys sticky at the top of this subforum: I think your 1 and 11 are the first plant featured: groundsel...and therefore not edible
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread...-edible-and-toxic-for-tortoises#axzz21743oLGX
Tom said:1. Don't know.
2. Dandelion. All good. Flowers, stems and leaves.
3. Don't remember what it's called, but they love it.
4. "
5. Don't know this one.
6. Broadleaf plantain. Excellent food!
7. Narrow leaf plantain. Also excellent.
8. Oxalis. No good. Looks a lot like a clover, but has little yellow trumpet like flowers, right?
9. Looks like clover. What do the flowers look like? The pic is a little blurry for me.
10. Sow thistle. Good stuff.
11. Can't see enough of the plant. More sow thistle?
12. Grass. Good stuff.
redbeef said:1 and 11 look to be the same plant. I think 9 looks like more oxalis: seedpods are what I'm going off of for this ID
y'know: check Emysemys sticky at the top of this subforum: I think your 1 and 11 are the first plant featured: groundsel...and therefore not edible
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread...-edible-and-toxic-for-tortoises#axzz21743oLGX
Atra42o said:What should I feed him in the winter? Nothing grows outside, so do I just rely on spring mix (minus the spinach) and Santa Barbara mix?
Atra42o said: