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Edible plants for rabbits

Free rabbit food is available in many  places in towpath, bridlepaths, river banks, public footpaths, waster ground, gardens and woddland. Knowing which wild plants to pick poses a problem for many people. Below is a collection of images of wild plants that are aimed at helping people decide whether to pick a plant or not. Please keep to the foraging rules. 

Alexanders Alexanders
Angelica Angelica
Angelica flowers Angelica flowers
Angelica stems Angelica stems
Ash Ash
Bindweed (Hedge) Bindweed (Hedge)
Birch leaves Birch leaves
Blackberry (brambles) Blackberry (brambles)
Blackthorn Blackthorn
Buddleia Buddleia
Chickweed Chickweed
Clover Clover
Clover (red) Clover (red)
Clover (white) Clover (white)
Coltsfoot Coltsfoot
Coltsfoot flower Coltsfoot flower
Coltsfoot leaves Coltsfoot leaves
Cow parsley Cow parsley
Crab apple Crab apple
Dandelions Dandelions
Deadnettle Deadnettle
Deadnettle and stinging nettle leaves Deadnettle and stinging nettle leaves
Deadnettle flowers Deadnettle flowers
Dock (Broad-leaved) Dock (Broad-leaved)
Garlic Mustard (young leaves) Garlic Mustard (young leaves)
Garlic mustard in flower Garlic mustard in flower
Germander speedwell Germander speedwell
Goosegrass (early growth) Goosegrass (early growth)
Grass Grass
Ground Elder Ground Elder
Groundsel Groundsel
Hawthorn Hawthorn
Hazel Hazel
Herb Robert Herb Robert
Knapweed Knapweed
Knot Grass Knot Grass
Mallow Mallow
Mallow leaves Mallow leaves
Meadowsweet Meadowsweet
Meadowsweet leaves Meadowsweet leaves
Nibbled foxglove leaves Nibbled foxglove leaves
Nipplewort Nipplewort
Pineapple weed Pineapple weed
Plantain (narrow-leaved) Plantain (narrow-leaved)
Scented Mayweed Scented Mayweed
Selfheal Selfheal
Silverweed Silverweed
Sow thistle Sow thistle
Sweet Cicely Sweet Cicely
Vetch (Bush) Vetch (Bush)
Vetch (Tufted) Vetch (Tufted)
Wild carrot Wild carrot
Wild Carrot roots Wild Carrot roots
Wild carrot seedheads Wild carrot seedheads
Willow Willow
Willowherb Willowherb
Willowherb rosettes Willowherb rosettes
Woodruff Woodruff
Yarrow Yarrow
Yarrow flower Yarrow flower
Yellow trefoil Yellow trefoil
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