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Hairy Cat's Ear can be eaten raw or cooked, the roots need to be cooked. Part of the Aster family |
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English Daisy- flowers and leaves edible. |
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Chickweed. Always try to pick fresh, unbrown leaves |
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Mallow. Can eat all parts of plant. Helps to knit bones. |
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Shepherd's Purse. Roots taste like ginger. Leaves edible |
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Thistles. Can eat it all, roots and leaves. Remove thistles first. |
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Plantain. The regular plantain tastes nicer than this one |
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Oxeyed Daisy..can eat the whole thing. Leaves have a sweet, tarragon flavour |
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Sheep Sorrel..green and red, can grow up to 4" long, there is a "y" at the base of the leaves. Roots are used as anti-cancer treatment by herbalists. |
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Dock is best when leaves are young and tender. Juice from dock leaves will ease the burn of stinging nettles. |
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Blackberry -new leaf buds from blackberry bushes- a wonderful tonic- on the bitter side. |
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Wild carrot or Queen Anne's Lace..can tell apart from yarrow or water hemlock by the strong carroty smell. Leaves and roots edible raw or cooked |
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Wild Carrot root |
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Groundsel. DONT EAT ME. Roger to double check my photo and facts here. |
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Seeking out edible weeds |
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Tasting edible weeds |
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Roger removing thistles before eating the leaves. |
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