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personal top 5 edible weeds that grow well in Missoula

 
Abe Coley
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lambsquarters
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salisfy
plantain
purslane

eat em every day, no problem

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I'm curious about how you eat salsify and plantain? Preparation methods?

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Someone mentioned milk thistle leaves

Viola Bluez wrote: the edibility of the leave, it's quite lovely, keeps me pursuing it.


https://permies.com/t/120102/kitchen/Painfree-Clean-Milk-Thistle-Leaves

Litter As An Edible Forest

 
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