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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!

Nurturing a full spectrum of favorite ornamental and edible trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, and groundcovers all grown on their own roots...
All to better enjoy the profound beauty and wonder of nature. Check out my site at www.onmyownroots.com !

 
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