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RE: what are the best plants in outdoors????

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Posted by: negatronix at Tue Feb 5 02:15:09 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by negatronix ]  
   

Check out turtlestuff.com for some great ideas.They offer a wide range of seeds that are both popular and nutritous for tortoises.

Dandelions would be first on my list followed by burmuda grass, and hibiscus plants/bushes. These are all very easy to grow, and will offer a good base for a grazing tortoise. The hibiscus will also offer shade for the hot days. Plantain is also a very good plant that grows quickly and offers high nutritional value. There is a giant variety available somewhere online, but I can't remember the name of the site off the top of my head.

-Kory


   

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