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Tree leaves as lettuce substitute!

 
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A lot of us want to focus less on annuals and more on perennials, but what to do about lettuce?
This is an interesting idea!

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this is a useful (and free!) resource that came out last year https://perennialagriculture.institute/2023/01/10/trees-with-edible-leaves-pais-latest-publication/
We have made wild salads for a long time, for ourselves and our market, a 100% tree salad is a challenge I've always been working towards. Lots of stuff in the Spring, Basswood/Linden is probably my favorite.

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This is fantastic, Thank you!

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