Anyone know anything about the tree "liquid amber"

[hummer]

My daughters each brought in a leaf (called it a"treestar" from "Land before Time"), and when they went to bed, I madesure nothing was on the floor that she should not have. Noteven a red bit of thread was left, but I guess she found itsomehow. It may have been hanging over the edge of a table Ithink. So I saw her and started to try and get it fromher. At some point she dropped it, over half of it isleft. I ended up putting her back in her cage, now I walk byand she gives me the "I am sorry, please let me out again!"look. I could not find it anywhere on the not to feed listor the poisonous plants lists so I am hoping that she will beok.



Does anyone here know if it is bad or just not so good so don't feed too much or if it is just plain ol good?

 

[rabbitluvr04]

I can't find anything on the net about them being poisones...so I don't think they are. Hopefully!

~.:*Kisses*:.~

 

I'nr nrver heardof a tree called that , whatkindof tree is it actually,? maybe a better discription ofit or a more commonname would help ?Never MInd I looked itup , There soesnt apear to beanything that can hurt theRabbit but if in doubt dont let anymore get inside where the rabbit can getahold of it .

 

[naturestee]

"Treestar"- so it would be shaped like ahand? That would be a maple. I have no idea if it'spoisnous, though.

I love that movie!

 

[seniorcats]

http://www.sfp.forprod.vt.edu/factsheets/sweetgum.pdf



My husband makes an old family recipe cough syrup with the sweet gumsap. It's not poisonous to humans, if that's any help.

 

[hummer]

Thanks all, she made it through the night justfine. Here is a link to the leaves in their fallcolors. Its a great tree, living here in southern CA youdon't get to see a lot of trees like this.http://www.sonoma.edu/photogallery/campus/fall_colors/liquid_amber_tree.html