There are warnings everywhere, even on the bottom of flower pots. Best to heed those warnings and fill all those pots with plants as soon as you can and keep the little ones safe
Yet maybe there should be warning labels on certain plants we use. Just a random thought
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Oh, I long for the olden days of common sense and fewer lawsuits. π Thank you for the chuckle.
Thanks, Judy I was amazed to find a warning label on the bottom of a pot which was a 12″ plastic flower pot. And I could think of is “really I have to worry that some kid might stick its head in this pot and drown?”
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I have to ask it that to my post or to the warning label? thanks for comment
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I try to keep most of my cactus in their own planting community. This way friends and neighbors get more accustomed to their location. Sometimes even a small hair fiber can be an annoyance.
I wonder why anyone is left alive seeing that almost everything is dangerous to almost everyone. – except tort lawyers.