Hello and good day my beautiful steemians!
Here is a quick video about the natural wild edibles that we found growing in our yard this year. Since they are edible we let them all grow. No sense in wasting a perfectly good gift!!
There are tons of good foraging and wild edible resources out there, so I won't duplicate those in this short post. Here are the names and scientific names, though, so you can find that info more easily:
Plaintain, broad-leaf (Plantago major)
Labsquarter (Chenopodium album)
Wood sorrel (Oxalis stricta)
Purslane (Portulaca oleracea)
(Sorry, the photo was blurred)
Thank you very much for watching and reading! The photos of the plants, as well as the video are my own content!
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Hi em3, loving the wild edible, up for more of these, splendid post. Noticed you because of the ecotrain tag, welcome aboard i would say.
Some favorites of mine! Nice use of them!
Thank you!
How is the lambsquarter in AR....in texas heat, it was always too strong or bitter....but here in Michigan it is nice
Thanks! It's very helpful for me to see the plants on video with you explaining the difference between clover and wood sorrel. That makes me feel like actually getting out there and picking some!
These are all great green friends that happily grow, no fuss, all plus!
A smoothie is a perfect way to go. :)
All plus indeed!!!
Wow, @em3. That looks delicious. All those lovely fresh herbs are so tasty. I used to make fat hen soup - chenopodium vulgare - as you know, green, healthy and so smooth on the tastebuds :)
@healingherb
That does sound delicious!!!
It was a blessing to find these this year!!
We are also cultivating some mints and thyme and rosemary too....but they need a year to establish!!
Can't wait to see those recipes (fresh herby cheese scones/straws would be on my list).
em3 if you email @eco-alex he will show you how to join us in slack if you can :)
Em3 r u ignoring me? You didnt respond at all to our comments?
No not at all!!
(You know already, I got your response to my email!)
Have a great weekend!!
Looks gross. :D I actually kinda like morning smoothies....but I admit...they are mostly sweet and I prefer the wheat/fruits combo. Might give this a try......
@atopy
Def should!!
My wife's has hemp seed flour, kale, bannanas or apples, and a few other goodies, and I build on top of that!!
This one was quite delish!!
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Oh cool! Thanks @drotto and @banjo!!!
Cool.
hey, I want to know more and I am lazy.
tell me some more.
can I find them in Spain?
I am sure there's heaps of things around here beside wild asparagus that I know is edible, but the locals always strip them first
You tell me in more blogs and I'll read them.
sound like a deal?
I won't know much about Spain...but I will share all I can! For more like this one, watch mine that are #health #garden or #ecotrain
Peace!!!
ok im going to look around the land here and see if i find any of these! Great post.. so nice to see properly what we can eat that may be growing wild..
thanks for sharing!
hey em3 it looks like are joining us on the ecoTrain!?? That's great it looks like you are a part of this ;-)
Please email me on [email protected] so you can meet the other passengers ..
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Hi em3. And welcome to the ecoTrain!!!
Nice post!
You know we have Chenopodium album growing wild in our garden, pops up every year and we usually eat the buds with salads or just raw from the stem.
Looking forward to following more of your posts!
Thank you @em3 , There is nothing like an organic garden wild gifts.
green power.
That looks ever so healthy. I don't think we have any of these growing around here. We have a couple of Moringa trees in the garden which leaves are perfect for a smoothy as well and are also super healthy. Thanks and welcome on board.
Hi, what does the moringa tree look like? I might also have that in the garden as it's common in India.
In my next post I have a little bird sitting in a Moringa tree. I think Moringa trees do originally come from India.
Oh great, thanks I'm curious to see it.
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