spring crocus

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Balboa said:
http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/site/plants_19.asp?catID=358

They say no to crocus. Like most things I imagine a little won't be fatal, but I've seen enough references to crocus being poisonous I wouldn't do it.

The "general" rule seems to be if it comes from a bulb in its not tortoise safe. I'm sure there are bound to be exceptions.

thank you brett,for some reason i couldnt find it on the tort table,of course i'm not the sharpest knife.
 

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squamata said:
Balboa said:
http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/site/plants_19.asp?catID=358

They say no to crocus. Like most things I imagine a little won't be fatal, but I've seen enough references to crocus being poisonous I wouldn't do it.

The "general" rule seems to be if it comes from a bulb in its not tortoise safe. I'm sure there are bound to be exceptions.

thank you brett,for some reason i couldnt find it on the tort table,of course i'm not the sharpest knife.

This is the tortoise table one i bookmarked it because i could never find it. But it has been a help to me.
http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/site/plants_19.asp?mode=az&l=c
 

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squamata said:
ya know the funny thing is depending on where you look some plants are listed as both toxic and non toxic very confusing

Yeah, "Dave's Garden" says that spring crocus is edible but fall crocus is toxic. What's the difference?
 
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