Congratulations!
You've found an Eating the Ozarks Tree Tag! Our goal is to educate you on the Wild Foods the Ozarks have to offer.
Unless I am on your property,
Please don't take from me.
I need a safe place to educate :-)
*Always check your ID with 3 sources before consuming any new-to-you plant!
You've found an Eating the Ozarks Tree Tag! Our goal is to educate you on the Wild Foods the Ozarks have to offer.
Unless I am on your property,
Please don't take from me.
I need a safe place to educate :-)
*Always check your ID with 3 sources before consuming any new-to-you plant!
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Parts Used: Flowers, young leaves and late fall - winter tubers.
Find It: Your front yard, ditches and edges of fencerows. Leaves can be gathered in the early spring with young tubers. I like to dice the leaves and add to stir fry. Tubers can be used like you would a red potato. Flowers can be added to salads raw or dried for use in soup.
When to harvest (ON YOUR OWN LAND): Flowers when they appear. Leaves in the early season. Tubers in the winter.
Find It: Your front yard, ditches and edges of fencerows. Leaves can be gathered in the early spring with young tubers. I like to dice the leaves and add to stir fry. Tubers can be used like you would a red potato. Flowers can be added to salads raw or dried for use in soup.
When to harvest (ON YOUR OWN LAND): Flowers when they appear. Leaves in the early season. Tubers in the winter.
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Wild Foraged the Book is all you need to learn about wild foods found in your yard, garden or closest forested area!
Written by the owner of Eating the Ozarks! |