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buttercups

bogman_bass · 2010-06-24 21:45:30

Is it me or have buttercups gone mad this year? seems to be a huge crop of them everywhere

24-06-2010 10:45pm

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Is it me or have buttercups gone mad this year? seems to be a huge crop of them everywhere

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#2 24-06-2010 10:47pm

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i think i read some where that they are toxic to animals

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#3 24-06-2010 10:50pm

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Yeah, I've noticed it aswell. Conditions must be right for them. Poaching early in the year, followed by all the dry weather.

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#4 25-06-2010 9:33am

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whelan1 wrote: »

i think i read some where that they are toxic to animals

wow never knew that.
just checked it out on wikipedia. says the toxin goes away with drying so its safe in hay

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#5 25-06-2010 9:35am

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War on Buttercups, they have me lawn taken over but I dont want to put weed killer on it cos there will be nothing left only clay.

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#6 29-06-2010 8:46pm

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seems that they are toxic in the green, but not in hay/silage.

as for lawn, spray with verdone. You will be surprised as to how much grass you have in between. It also means less cutting as they flowers are now waving in the window at you all the time!

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