STACEY Solomon has clapped back at mum-shaming Instagram users who criticised her for letting her kids play near ‘poisonous plants’.
The Loose Women star, 33, gave her followers a first look at her wild garden at Pickle Cottage where she tied the knot with husband Joe Swash.
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The beautiful outdoor space resembles a lush meadow with an abundance of tall grass, plants and weeds.
But some followers took umbrage with Stacey letting her daughters Rose, one, and Belle, two months, so close to giant hogweed, which can irritate the skin.
Stacey defended herself while munching a carrot in her kitchen as Joe prepared dinner.
She said: “I don’t think I’ve ever seen giant hogweed. Yeah, don’t panic. I’m not going to take my children into poisonous woods. There’s a couple of nettles, I was like ‘watch out girls’. Other than that, there’s some wild flowers and weeds.
“And also, I didn’t shove them in the cow parsley. There’s little clearings where you can walk up to it. I wasn’t rubbing it all over them was I?”
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Earlier in the day, Stacey shared just how special she finds the wild garden.
She said: “I just wanted to let it grow wild and it’s out of control. I love it so much. These little flower weedy things are nearly as tall as me. It’s the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen. I don’t know why I’m so excited by this but I am.”
It comes as Stacey and Joe, 41, threw an epic Spiderman-themed birthday party for their four-year-old son Rex.
The youngster was also treated to a huge black and red Spiderman-themed cake.
The mum-of-five added: “It all went so fast today. Going to have a little birthday roast dinner at home on Tuesday to celebrate his actual birth date but today was so special.
“Some of his friends will all go to different schools in September, so it was so nice to see them having fun together today.”
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