Plant/weed ID help

[RabbitPhotoGirl]

I'm not good at finding plants that I don't know the name of or a general name of them and with only looks it's harder so I figure if anyone here happens to know.

I have two plants that need ID'd, I have noticed my chickens don't eat them (then again they are in an area that doesn't get cut and they root around in the cut grass) so I'm figuring it isn't rabbit or animal friendly but I'd still like to know what they are.

First is a vine thing that is growing up a tree and along the base of the well house.

Second is a short bush plant that only grows around a dead tree.

 

[Secuono]

2nd is lambs quarter, I've got the same plant around my tree and well house. =p
But no vines, those are on our fence and the horses trim them down for us during winter. No sure if that's safe...but they are fine...lol

 

[Frosted Rabbits]

the first looks like one of the 'honeysuckles'-- very invasive.

 

[MaggieJ]

I agree that #2 is lamb's quarters. Very good for rabbits in spring and early summer, but I don't feed it later in the season, once it starts to set seed. People can eat the young plants as well as bunnies.

http://seasonalontariofood.blogspot.ca/ ... table.html

 

[RabbitPhotoGirl]

These have probably been around for a few years by the coverage of lamb's quarters... must tell my dad not to cut it with the mower that much. I'm running out of places to forge for greens and will probably get some of them to add to my rabbits tomorrow.

Do they transplant well? If so I'll have to move a few of the plants to were I'm gonna see if I can start a rabbit safe garden/play area.