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FORUM DIET & CARE Violets?

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    • CocoaB
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        What about wild/wood violets? Parts of my lawn are almost purple from all the lovely wood violets. Can Cocoa eat these? Nothing has been sprayed on my lawn in the 4 years we’ve been here. Not sure about before, doubt it.


      • Sarita
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          I cannot find anything good or bad about them so to err on the side of caution I would not feed them to Cocoa. I don’t know the proper name either to look it up since I’m sure they aren’t really “violets” but then again, I don’t know.


        • BinkyBunny
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            Though “violets” are on the diet list,  like Sarita— I don’t know what wild wood violets are and when I google them, I end up more confused. So it will take me a little more time, but if anyone is an expert in plants and violets in particular, please chime in.


          • CocoaB
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              I’m not sure if they are wood violets or wild violets… they are pretty though and I know they aren’t African violets. They grow like crazy around here. I’ll pass on this one for now. Thanks


            • Balefulregards
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                Violets should be part of the Viola Family, like pansy’s – and therefore Should be edible. The small white and/or purple ones that grow wild are indeed relatives of the ones we use as salad fixings. In Victorian times, The would pick and sugar them as desserts.

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            FORUM DIET & CARE Violets?