Can chickens eat magnolia petals?

Chicken-Safe Floral Plants If you find yourself wanting to landscape around your chicken's enclosure, these plants will add seasonal color and are perfectly safe. Your chickens will love eating both the leaves and the flowers off nasturtium plants.

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Keeping this in consideration, does anything eat magnolia seeds?

Wild birds, squirrels, and other animals eat the seeds. Like star magnolias, closely related magnolias widely grown in Northern yards, such as Magnolia x soulangiana, are safe to grow around kids and pets. Also, why does my magnolia tree have red berries? Magnolia seed pods, which resemble exotic-looking cones, spread open to reveal bright red berries, and the tree comes to life with birds, squirrels, and other wildlife that relish these tasty fruits. Inside the berries, you'll find the magnolia seeds.

Also, how do you make magnolia water?

Accordingly, which magnolia flowers are edible? Most magnolias bloom in mid-March to April and all varieties of Magnolias are edible - star magnolia, saucer magnolia, lily magnolia - you name it. The blossoms have variations in color/flavor/texture, so I'd recommend tasting a sliver and seeing what works best for you.

Are all magnolia varieties edible?

IT IS NOT A GIVEN THAT ALL MAGNOLIAS are edible, so do taste with caution, or check out this list of known edible species (thanks Kim). To summarise, the darker pinks and mix of white and pink will have the strongest flavours, and think of magnolia as a condiment, i.e. small amounts and don't over do it. And another question, how do you use magnolia flowers? If you'd like to benefit from magnolia all year round, they can be dried for sprinkling onto foods, or using in place of ginger or cardamom things, but they aren't quite as pungent., so not ideal for long cooking. The petals can also be infused into a light vinegar, such as white wine vinegar, to make a salad dressing.