The usual please. lol

[Anyfoot]

Good morning to everyone.

I'm back for yet again another ID please and if tort edible. The Bees certainly love this plant.

Thank you all.

 

[WithLisa]

Some kind of mallow?

 

[Anyfoot]

Some kind of mallow?

Is that edible?

 

[WithLisa]

I think so. At least I've never heard of a toxic mallow.

 

[Tom]

@Iochroma will probably know what it is.

Your assistance yet again, please?

 

[Odin's Gma]

Do you have a better shot of the leaves? At a glance it looks like geranium, which would be wonderful!

 

[Anyfoot]

Do you have a better shot of the leaves? At a glance it looks like geranium, which would be wonderful!

Here you go. Thank you.

 

[Odin's Gma]

I forgot I could enlarge the picture

Pretty confident on the geranium identification, but in looking at the plant next to it with the red flowers looks to be columbine, which is bad news for torts.

 

[Yvonne G]

I compared your picture with a Google search and came up with cranesbill.

 

[christinaland128]

Wow that plant looks so similar to mallow! Crazy!

 

[DawnH]

I have no clue but it is beautiful and (from what I am experiencing) most likely toxic. All my favorite flowers are toxic...lol

 

[Odin's Gma]

I compared your picture with a Google search and came up with cranesbill.

Could be! There are so many different types of geranium I will never get them straight.

 

[Anyfoot]

I compared your picture with a Google search and came up with cranesbill.

So if this is a cranesbill. Is it tort friendly.

 

[pfara]

So if this is a cranesbill. Is it tort friendly.

Yes.

 

[domalle]

Good morning to everyone.

I'm back for yet again another ID please and if tort edible. The Bees certainly love this plant.

Thank you all.

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Definitely wild geranium often called cranesbill. It is a hybrid form developed for the landscape gardening trade which accounts for its vivid color and
extremely floriferous nature.

 

[Iochroma]

I agree - a true Geranium. It might be 'Johnson's Blue'.