North Humberside, United Kingdom
are snowdrops, bluebells and ferns safe for children
- 8 Apr, 2010
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Oh SID!!! :-(((
Guest, it's a question of teaching your children NEVER to eat anything from the garden unless you say they can.. That includes leaves, bulbs, flowers and berries.
8 Apr, 2010
Sorry Aunty Spritz ;-) Quite right what you say tho - can't wrap kids in cottonwool, they just have to learn. And if a child of mine had a propensity for putting things in their mouth I think snowdrops would be the least of my worries....
9 Apr, 2010
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Well, they're not edible as such.....your kids would probably have to eat a wheelbarrow load full to do them any harm tho!! Brings to mind that joke about what's the difference between sprouts and boggies. You can get a child to eat a boggie. Sorry lol
8 Apr, 2010