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6/26/12 at 4:18pm

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I have a wisteria that I would like on the side of my chicken coop, but I am not sure if it is poisonous to chickens or not. This was to first question.

Well now that I am all caught up on poisonous wisterias (LOL) I all also have a wild orange hummingbird vine that you see on just about every guide wire in Indiana. I was thinking that it would also look good climbing on my coop. Now I still don't know if this is poisonous to chickens or not. I wouldn't think so but just I like it, it probably is!!!!