Certainly looks like cornflower but no re safety.
The second one looks like camomile, which I believe is on the 'safe' list.
I don't think the first one is cornflower, not the wild variety at least, could be another variety of it and safe but it's not the plant I know as cornflower - the heads/petals aren't compact enough.
I buy dried coneflower in the pet shop for Rosie. Would I be right in thinking it is also known as echinacea ( which supports the immune system )?
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the first one is a domesticated variety of centaurea nigra (knapweed) - I do not know what variety - it is a common popular garden plant. It is not cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
the second one is feverfew -Tanacetum parthenium
Thank you. Are these both safe? My buns have been eating the first one with no problems because I thought it was a variety of cornflower. :shock: If it isn't safe, I will not let hem eat it.
The feverfew is growing everywhere and it would be nice if it was edible to bunnies. My Mam isn't happy with me picking her flowers for them so if I can use this "weed" then it'll save my Mam's plants. :lol: