trees safe for buns

Has anyone got a list of trees that are safe for buns to eat, branches and leafs, I have a black maple in my front garden, planted it years ago, and it needs cut back again, would be shame to waste the cut offs so thought maybe could give it to the buns, once I check its safe for them. There is a big tree out our front too. Not sure what its is, it gets berrys on it in the autum and the leafs are pritty big roundish shape.

Black maple is safe

Can you get a picture of the other one and a close-up of a leaf?

I did post a list on another one of your threads but I can't remember which one!

good idea,ive seen posts on fowers but not on trees,we have 3 trees in our garden,i think one is a but not sure about the other 2, one they cant get too and the one i think is bad,i always pick the leaves up when there fall

Ah! Here we go:

Medirabbit list here (bottom of page 20, top of page 21)

"Trees carrying drupes – single-seeded fruits (including plum, cherry, apricot and peach) are toxic to rabbits.

Safe trees: Willow, spruce, ash, birch, maple, juniper, poplar, apple, pear, hazel and hawthorn."

Then I found this website: http://kanin.org/node/190

Took a photo, think neighbours thought I was mad lol.



This thing drives me nuts, my car is directly under it, covered in bird poo most o summer then in autum covered in these horrible orangie coloured berrys, they get EVERYWHERE.



My wee patch of garden planted myself 4 years ago. It was a jungle of weeds behind a hedge when we moved in.

Can anyone tell me if the big tree is safe for my buns. or even identify it for me.

Can you get a close-up of a leaf?

On the tree, cant reach lol, hubby might be able to pull one down, I did however give them some of the maple bush, nope turned noses up at it, took ages cleaning it too, make sure no bugs were on it etc. They did enjoy there dandilion tho, I have an over growing load in the stones but cant use the gas wand incase set fire to the covering underneith, so they are the only weeds that are left un touched, I dont use sprays since I have cats dogs etc, incase the lick the area.

I know of lots of things it is not. Can you tell us more about the berries - size, are they closer to red or yellow in colour, do they have stones? And does it flower and if so what do the flowers look like?

It doesnt flower, the berries are a closer to red and usually in autumn not summer, not got stones but have seeds inside the berrys, always get them stuck in my shoes ewwwww.

Are they really small? What are they close to - a pea, a cherry?

Maybe a small cherry.

I can't make out the leaf shape and structure well enough from the picture, but here's a handy tree identifying site:

http://www-saps.plantsci.cam.ac.uk/trees/index2.htm

Is it an evergreen or deciduous? Some holly trees have smooth edged leaves.

Its a deciduous, makes a bleeding mess in the autumn with leafs and the berrys.