Exploring New Areas for Edible Wild Plants

Whether you like to forage or seek out new places to forage then be sure to take advantage of "waiting times" when you are out and about! Where there are green areas there are learning opportunities. Always be sure the environment is "clean" though.
Edible wild plants in this video are linked to below:
- Goldenrod (identification, distinguishing features, flowers, leaves, height, habitat & edible parts): www.ediblewild...
- Queen Anne's Lace: www.ediblewild...
- Ground Ivy: www.ediblewild...
- Dandelion: www.ediblewild...
- Yellow Toadflax/Butter & Eggs: www.ediblewild...
- Lady's Thumb: www.ediblewild...
- Curly Dock/Yellow Dock: www.ediblewild...
- Broadleaf Plantain: www.ediblewild...
- Milkweed: www.ediblewild...
- Mullein: www.ediblewild...
- Thistle: www.ediblewild...
- Catnip: www.ediblewild...
- Daisy: www.ediblewild...
- Evening Primrose: www.ediblewild...
- New England Aster: www.ediblewild...
- Wild Grapevine: www.ediblewild...
- St. John's Wort: www.ediblewild...
#foraging #edibleplants #wildfood

[@GoboBox]

Amazing. Thank you, Karen.

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

You are welcome Lorne!

[@ArtichokeHunter]

I love doing this; once I had to wait outside the dentist and took photos of all the edible plants I could identify in the area. (Didn't gather anything just because it was pretty common stuff and nothing I love, but it's so cool to see what you can ID that's edible in a random, limited space like that.)

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

Music to my ears!!! When there is waiting - take advantage!!

[@BayouChicGardening]

I love exploring

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

Nice!!!!!

[@dukenegju]

Great, thank you! Ha, I would have thought the butter and eggs were some euphorbia, when sighting from distance without having the flower on zoom :) (and I was like first omg actually these are rather known as poisonous regarding edibility, at least here in central Europe :). Now I know the similar leaf shape of these two. Love

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

This plant is edible in small amounts only though!! :)

[@ericmccann21]

Don't forget there is purslane in there with one of the dock plants

[@brucewayne2091]

Funny, you go looking for edibles & I go looking for geocaches. Seriously, I need some Lone Pine book recommendations to help me forage! (I'm guessing you would NOT recommend any app)

[@EdibleWildFood-1]

I'm not one to trust apps for 100% identification but I have found that PlantNet does send you in the right direction helping to cut identification time significantly!!