Help identifying these edible flowers

[colbertf]

I picked these up but before feeding anything to my dragon, can anyone help me identify these flowers? I asked a few workers at the grocery store, but none of them knew what kind they are, and there's no information on the packaging. I also checked the produce company's website, but couldn't find any useful details. I've attached some images below. Any ideas?

And, how many and how often can these be fed?

 

[KarrieRee]

I picked these up but before feeding anything to my dragon, can anyone help me identify these flowers? I asked a few workers at the grocery store, but none of them knew what kind they are, and there's no information on the packaging. I also checked the produce company's website, but couldn't find any useful details. I've attached some images below. Any ideas?

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See if you can find them on this website
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[colbertf]

Thank you. I believe marigolds (Calendula officinalis) and snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus)

 

[hdochow]

Thank you. I believe marigolds (Calendula officinalis) and snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus)

agreed. don't know if they are dragon safe though.

 

[colbertf]

agreed. don't know if they are dragon safe though.

I was told that snapdragons and marigolds are both safe for consumption, I first tried one marigold and he turned his head away, eventually he went and picked at it slowly and he seemed to like it.