japanese maple ?

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Tom

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We should really know the scientific name of the species of tree you are talking about to be sure about this. I recently learned about one called the Japanese Elm, Ulmas parviflorum . Is it this one? If yes, then it is safe a part of a varied diet.
 

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Red maple (Acer rubrum) is very toxic to horses and there have been indications that others are affected also, but to much lesser degrees (no real concrete info that I can find..or should say have found with very limited research). Since many of the Japanese maples are red, I would personally err on the side of caution and keep them away.
 

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ok thank you i'm trying to find a little tree to grow outside in new york for tortoise outdoor encloser
 

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Dwarf fruitless mulberry is a good one if you can find it.
 
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