Can I give my babies shamrocks or "three leaf clover"?

[TiyahLove]

I was out in the yard collecting various grasses and weeds to mix with my babies greens and I came across three leaf clovers. Would this be okay to add to the salad?

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Oh and what about wild onion grass. I have a crap ton of that too. Lol.

 

[Yvonne G]

Your shamrock is probably oxalis, so no, don't feed it.

Here's a link to onion grass (which is edible) and a non-edible look-alike:

http://foodunderfoot.com/onion-grass-and-non-edible-look-alike

 

[Jacqui]

First you need to be sure what plant your talking about, is it clover or shamrocks/ ox ( ahhh darn forgot the rest of the name)

 

[wellington]

I looked up what Yvonne said you probably have and the thing Jacqui was trying to spell and forgot I found this other forum thread that shows great pics to know what it is you have. http://www.tortoiseforum.org/thread-7580.html

 

[TiyahLove]

I just read the forum on clover and fortunately I have the safe white clover, but the flowers aren't budding right now due to our cold weather.
I planted 5 planters with some white Duch clover earlier this week should be serving some up in the next month. I have one room of my house dedicated to planting grasses and clovers with several uvb lights. Oh the joys of tortoise keeping.