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6/21/12 at 10:00pm

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I have some lamb's ear growing in my run! To be clear, this is lamb's ear::

I also have monkey grass: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRykF7MrEIhdxRh0y6zMFggE35otiuHMPcv1H7rlvvqsSKuI9WpVA images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQnYb3tLnIVOBJ01sUca3J1lU96wtVioGuOSVVo76URToqHQYMy

and hostas: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSCGkoJurNzTYYx7qKI71QBBKeLCDtnZhRdr2Psdk1ibpwYCL0wkA

My hens have been playing in it. It will not hurt/poison them if they ear it, will it?

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6/22/12 at 9:11am

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A search of this site brought up this:

http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/627282/comprehensive-list-of-poisonous-plants-and-trees

Chickens have a tendency to leave poisonous plants alone if there is plenty of other feed stuff available. I have even seen lists of "poisonous" plants that include clover. Good grief, in season my girls get a couple of big armfuls of clover every day! It's their favorite treat!