HERB - Spring Springing

[Christine A Seelye-King]

Well, after the entire sage smudge stick, and a couple of toilet brushes,
I don't think the wisteria even phased her, but she seems to have tired
of it, anyway.  At least she hasn't developed the habit my basenji/beagle
had when she was young, she ate a grand total of 5 mercury thermometers,
glass, mercury and all, a two-pound tub of Shedd's Spread (once), and all
the used band-aids and tissues she could get.  
Thanks for the heads-up, though.
Christianna


On Thu, 8 Apr 1999 16:02:48 -0500 Roberta R Comstock
<froggestow at juno.com> writes:
>Christianna 
>
>All parts of wisteria contain wistarine, a glycoside, that can cause 
>vomiting, abdominal pain, vomiting, irritation of mucous membranes and 
>gastrointestinal irritation.  I would not let a puppy (or anyone else) 
>I care about eat the blossoms.
>
>(see Peterson Field Guides - Venomous Animals & Poisonous Plants.)
>
>Hertha
>
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