I have recently started a basic herbal course and am studying the foraging section, so right on cue! What an amazing assortment of sustaining plants we have on our door step! It is an eye opener! Wonderful learning curve x
Thank you Sabrina. i agree, and you should see the pot of purslane my friend weeded and saved for me, standing tall and wide in its own pot out back! i'm so proud of her! and her sisters!~
Did you know purslane is an annual but each plant makes 200,000 seeds? What raw mother-power! i couldn't be more in love...
Thanks sister for the article. I'll be checking the yard for purslane. I have dandelion which I have consumed and may have wild lettuce growing somewhere too.
I have recently started a basic herbal course and am studying the foraging section, so right on cue! What an amazing assortment of sustaining plants we have on our door step! It is an eye opener! Wonderful learning curve x
Monica, there is nothing more fun than where you are now! i wish you all the wonder, awe, and dense (weedy) nutrition you can handle.
This was a great offering Yolanda, such vital information for our lives.
Thank you Sabrina. i agree, and you should see the pot of purslane my friend weeded and saved for me, standing tall and wide in its own pot out back! i'm so proud of her! and her sisters!~
Did you know purslane is an annual but each plant makes 200,000 seeds? What raw mother-power! i couldn't be more in love...
Excellent post, thank you... have re-stacked for others.
Thank you Christina! We are the voice for our dear plant nation!
Thank you - great info. Family used to eat this and make a stew out of it.
That's great to hear Vickie. Bet they were strong people, living close to the land like that.
Thanks sister for the article. I'll be checking the yard for purslane. I have dandelion which I have consumed and may have wild lettuce growing somewhere too.
Great foraging info
Let us know what you find, Bryan
Great information. Just saw this .