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Plants NOT to plant ...

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Posted by: mmathis at Mon Apr 18 09:43:21 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mmathis ]  
   

Just remembered another question I wanted to ask!

I researched which plants to and not to plant with my turtles, and didn't have too much trouble locating what I needed. But before I really paid attention, I bought and planted some marigolds and lobelia, which I now see are contraindicated. Is this serious enough that I should replace them NOW, or let it go for this season (since they are annuals)?

   

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