I.D needed please

Thanks sal,the cats have given it a sniff i shooed them away,i will see if it bounces back after the repot and feed tomo then if healthy enough it can go in the garden for summer.
I doubt i will fetch it back in next winter but i will try and rehome it before it has to meet its fate x

 

Lol

Edibles, Wild Natives & Poisonous dept at your service.

 

At the end of May , just dig a nice hole in the garden to accomodeta the pot , sank it in and cover back , at the end of October dig that out , wash and bring it in ...

 

Its not coming back in,im not getting a good vibe about this plant,in fact its making me twitchy knowing its on the bedroom windowsill

 

( most of whom are related to Ziggy....)

 

You're not the only one, scroll down this,

http://www.google.co.uk/search?aq=&...Q&biw=1366&bih=612&sei=cAwxUbXMMuqq0AXy1YHQAg

 

Ere, we'm from Dorzet originally

Won't catch us wheeling hay into an old folks home.

 

O dear,thanks zig
Right gang shall i bin it? my kids know not to touch my plants,making daisy chains is all they are allowed..but its a worry for my cats

 

Why would anyone anyway x

 

I've really absolutely no idea whatsover.

http://gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/threads/you-know-you-live-in-somerset-when.50199/#post-653060

 

Joolz, animals tend to know what's good and what's bad. I certainly wouldn't have it in the bedroom! I'm not usually one to bin poisonous plants unless they can cause a great deal of harm, in this case I think I'd bin it, it sounds temperamental anyway and not worth the effort.

 

I'd take it back & make a right loud noise about it putting my children in hospital, the cats in the vets & how could she sell something so toxic without any warning

 

She didnt know what it was and looked on its last legs but i suppose thats the worse reason to give a plant away i did tell her i will ask you lot for an I.D thou and let her know what it is so maybe she will not stock it again when she knows

 

Better tell B&Q, Homebase, the sheds et al at the same time because I think we've got a dangerous outbreak of poisonous plants on our hands. Check your windowsills now!!