1 posted on
05/22/2008 7:53:10 AM PDT by
djf
To: djf
Mint and asparagus grow wild as well.
2 posted on
05/22/2008 7:56:35 AM PDT by
LIConFem
(Thompson. Lifetime ACU Rating: 86 -- Hunter Lifetime ACU Rating: 92 (any combo will do, fellas))
To: djf
Miner's Lettuce. Quite tasty.
3 posted on
05/22/2008 7:58:25 AM PDT by
Rio
(Don't make me come over there....)
To: djf
And in addition to that!
Don’t throw those old Red Wing work boots out after you wear them out, they will make a complete meal for some misguided granola crunching vegomaniac that considers their lawn as a food source.
5 posted on
05/22/2008 7:59:30 AM PDT by
PSYCHO-FREEP
(Juan McCain....The lesser of Three Liberals.")
To: djf; Grammy
Polk Salad here in Tennessee.
Grows everywhere and is still eaten by many folks here.
6 posted on
05/22/2008 8:01:05 AM PDT by
girlangler
(Fish Fear Me)
To: djf
I have a 10,000 sqft vegetable garden growing right now. I figure with the deer and rabbits it will attract, it will also give me an alternate source of meat.
On top of that we have several dozen wild blackberry and blueberry bushes on our property. It is all well shielded from view from the road. So I am not too worried right now about veggy poachers.
9 posted on
05/22/2008 8:03:26 AM PDT by
P8riot
(I carry a gun because I can't carry a cop.)
To: djf
I know an older lady who, during the depression would take the streetcar to the end of the line, walk to a field and pick baskets full of dandelions. Her mother would then sell them in the family store.
10 posted on
05/22/2008 8:04:08 AM PDT by
cyclotic
(Support Scouting-Raising boys to be men, and politically incorrect at the same time.)
To: djf
Dandelions were brought here as a food crop?
What part of a dandelion is edible?
11 posted on
05/22/2008 8:04:20 AM PDT by
JPJones
(Cry havoc and let loose the Freepers!)
To: djf
“Ever eat a pine tree? Many parts are edible.”
13 posted on
05/22/2008 8:06:14 AM PDT by
steveo
(Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.)
To: All
14 posted on
05/22/2008 8:07:39 AM PDT by
djf
To: djf
For the record, the plantain shown is the favored food of the Banded Wooly Worm, the larval stage of the Isabella Tiger Moth.
I keep a patch in my yard to feed the study subjects
16 posted on
05/22/2008 8:08:38 AM PDT by
bert
(K.E. N.P. +12 . The Bitcons will elect a Democrat by default)
To: djf
I like Yellow Wood Sorrel
19 posted on
05/22/2008 8:12:32 AM PDT by
Hegemony Cricket
(Friends with umbrellas are outstanding in the rain.)
To: djf
I myself love those little mushrooms that grow under the cow paddies. Great alone or in a salad, but wash them first is my advice.
To: djf
While I was young, I ate Polk Salad (Needs to be cooked and drained at least twice.
Picked and sold many Dewberries (some times called Black Berries).
The best jelly in the world is MayHaw, (it grows wild in East Texas).
21 posted on
05/22/2008 8:18:58 AM PDT by
HuntsvilleTxVeteran
(McCain will send a self-abused stomped elephant to the DRNC.)
To: djf
These used to grow wild around my house.
22 posted on
05/22/2008 8:20:29 AM PDT by
Bon mots
To: djf
29 posted on
05/22/2008 8:51:34 AM PDT by
SC DOC
To: djf
And aside from weeds some garden variety plants are edible:
Nasturtium A good addition to salads
31 posted on
05/22/2008 8:55:39 AM PDT by
BoneHead
To: djf
My father always said that a weed was just an unwanted plant. Since he didn’t give a crap what grew in his yard, he never had a weed.
34 posted on
05/22/2008 9:09:48 AM PDT by
CougarGA7
(Wisdom comes with age, but sometimes age comes alone.)
To: djf
To: djf
Another good thing about them, my cousin says they make excellent wine. I never had any since Grandma was not allowed to make it at our house.
To: djf
Yummmmmmmmmmmmmm, seaweed.
For your eating reading pleasure.
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