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> The worst we have are wild cherry trees - 

Are the fruiting cherries bad too. I planted two for my parrot as 
it's the only fruit he asks for by name; 'Buy cherries, Cherrio.' 
They are quite near the yard.

> I've heard stories of oak leaves 

I heard it was the saplings and the acorns that cause trouble. The 
saplings are reddish in colour due to a toxin so I pull them up. The 
acorns really slow down the horses gut causing colic. I keep the 
horses off when the acorns drop. Electric fencing is good for that. 
Then I wait for squirells and Jays and pheasants to clean up.

I better check those links for more info re cherrries.
Sue UK



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