[djf]

Plantain.
Highly prolific, in most parts of the world, it's a weed.

A weed that has nutritional qualities almost as good as spinach, the young leaves go very well into salads, the older ones work in soups or stews.

I have eaten it often. Far more palatable than dandelion. I harvested a ton of seeds last year.

Added bonus: Still does very well in depleted soils, even if fairly dry

[nw_arizona_granny]

Plantain.
Highly prolific, in most parts of the world, it’s a weed.<<<

And it does not grow here, I tried to do so.

Those seed spikes, makes it a good plant to plant in other ‘areas’.

[diamond6]

Making a note of it.

[PureSolace]

I'm looking for everyone's opinion and thoughts about this:

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Thoughts? Comments?