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This vine was covering everything that the passionflower vine had not blanketed. Same question.... ID and , if this is a trumpet-vine, as I assume....then, it is poisonous....right?
I keep asking if things are poisonous, because I don't want my horses to "try out anything new" and deadly!!!
Thanks. Lucy
Oh, Bill, is the passionvine poisonous. That color would make me think so.........., but, I don't know. I'm still thinking about rustling some cuttings.
Posted by Peter May on December 10, 2012 at 12:51 PM
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1 repliesI keep asking if things are poisonous, because I don't want my horses to "try out anything new" and deadly!!!
Thanks. Lucy
Oh, Bill, is the passionvine poisonous. That color would make me think so.........., but, I don't know. I'm still thinking about rustling some cuttings.
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