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  Discussion on Buttercups
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Gilla

Posted on Sunday, Jun 12, 2005 - 7:58 pm:

Hi Dr. O,
I am in Maine and due to the wet spring we have an abundance of buttercups in our fields. I read somewhere that buttercups are poisonous when in bloom and ok when dried. I can't see treating the whole pasture with herbazide so I am wondering if moving down and letting it dry before the horses go on would solve the problem. Advice please? Thank you!
Gilla
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