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You know, I have not tried that flower yet? Isn't that Foxglove? They are so lovely. I must plant some. But I think the plant may be poisonous to my little creatures. And when they get in a snit, they chew most everything! I'll have to research that.
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Brenda beat me to it. I was going to ask if these are foxglove. Ive like to plant some, but I've heard they're poisonous. Crikey, I just read she posted about them being poisonous. Well. . . . Hmmm. . .
ReplyDeleteO.k. Your pictures certainly are beautiful and I'm able to learn much from you. Thank you! Oh, and I didn't realize foxgloves came in a lavender-y purple. Neat-O!
Well, goodness, something so beautiful poisonous? The photo gave me a smile this morning. Thanks so much!
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I'll have to have a post on poisonous plants one of these days .
ReplyDeleteIt is not as cut and dried as you might think.
However, in the case of foxgloves and small dogs that chew like Brenda's, I wouldn't plant them in her garden.