new treats?

Posted by MichelleB on August 27, 2002 at 07:40:16:

I am always looking for new things to add to JJ's list of edibles, even if only as a treat. I want to be sure before I try them, though... I have an amish market nearby, and they have a great selection of greens. They sell radishes with the leaves still attached. Can I feed those to JJ? (The leaves, that is.) Also, I have a rose of sharon and a hardy hibiscus in my yard. The hardy hibiscus looks like a regular one, but can survive an Ohio winter, and the blooms are up to 12" (!) across. I know that the rose of sharon is closely related to hibiscus, and I assume the hardy hibiscus is too... Can I feed leaves and/or blossoms from these plants as a treat? I have not used pesticides or fertilizer.
Thanks.

Follow Ups:

• Yes on the hibiscus.. xta 08/27/02 (3)
  • they make good hats too :D desiree 08/28/02 (2)
    • I love that picture!!!!!n/m Flavia Guimaraes 08/28/02 (0)
    • ;-) heya cutey pie! xta 08/28/02 (0)

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