Wild Edibles – the power foods

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   Thanks Sonja for showing this,
   It’s winter here in NC and I have been finding the plantain, chickweed, garlic mustard too. Here, wild onion is growing, along with clover, not to mention pine seeds.

   Many sites I’ve seen have been saying that you can’t forage in the winter…but I’m finding that that obviously depends on where you are, but also, if you know about where things grow, so you can find them under the snow.

   Thanks again, people need to know that you can forage in winter.

   Comment by Brian Heagney — February 26, 2009 #

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   Hi There

   It looks like you may be in North TX. I see that last year you had a wild edible class. Any more on the horizon for this spring? I am just outside of Dallas and I am looking for a class or someone to teach me first hand about these yummy nature treats.
   Thanks and Blessings

   Comment by whitney — March 28, 2009 #

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   Thanks, Brian! People need to see there are others thinking it’s possible, too ))).

   Whitney,

   I would love to show you some more wild edibles but we moved to Germany last year. I will try my best to show you more via this site .

   Keept going! Sonja

   Comment by rawfunfamily — March 28, 2009 #

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