Winter Berry Plants
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Dear Ga.,
It might be prudent to make a much stronger statement about the suitability of these berries for consumption by humans.
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Any bad choices made by anyone reading your blurb on the side or your answer to parrotfishko's question may render you liable to prosecution for negligence in advice -seeing as you are a professional entity.
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Cheers.
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del-boy.
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The holly tree looks nice. I'm growing one in my yard.
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nice plants, can this be eaten all of this berries?
parrotfishko 4 years ago
all of these berries can be eaten by wildlife. Our systems may be a bit over sensitive to them. Check with your local garden center to find better varieties for human tastes.
GardenGuy06 4 years ago