Is this o.k i have got loads growing in the forest near me.
Thanks

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As far as I know...yes.....

should be as long as it is the right stuff.

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Some one has pm'd me and said it is not suitable for torts...I genuinely thought it was...but as I was rushing I didnt check...I still havent...so please do not use this and accept my apologies

wild garlic grows from a bulb. as a general rule of thumb, 99% of plants that grow from bulbs are toxic to torts. lillies, daffodils, crocus, all toxic to some extent. My aunts wood turtle ate a lily leaf and was off colour for 3 weeks but recovered well. Not really worth the risk though!

I am not 100% sure but I think the bulb thing only relates to flowers as I think veg like radish leaves and onion etc is o.k but please check this before feeding as with anything.

I think my confusion is with something that smells like garlic and grows in the campsite where we holiday...maybe we called it wild garlic....again I am very very sorry....

Humans can eat all parts of the wild Garlic plant so maybe tortoises can too?

Just make sure it is wild garlic as there are other plants that look similar !

I thought I'd read it was okay on a torts nutrition list somewhere actually... wild garlic doesn't grow from a bulb either does it?

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Someone should write an illustrated book of edible tort weeds. But if you don't know the name of the weed, you have to go through every pictue

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