James Nederveld

Another pic

I was wondering if anyone could ID this plant. Area was more open, receives sun.

I've noticed this plant in spring lake/ nunica area of michigan.

around 112 in green house video, Mud mentions a good book. I can't make out the title. What is it? Thank you

Interesting ! I appreciate the link, it sounds like basically that's what I'm after up here in zone 5/6 except Arachis pintoi is more in the tropics? !

Amphicarpaea bracteata from my understanding is "hog peanut" .

Thank you !!!

Anybody ?

Thanks !

I have noticed this plant in areas other large trees will not be growing in. After moving through the area I will visible see water soaking into my tracks in the snow.

Any ideas? Seems like a great area to explore in the spring and "develop" with other species.

Thank you.

I had forgot about self heal https://www.highcountrygardens.com/product/perennial-plants/prunella-grandiflora-bella-blue-self-heal?srsltid=AfmBOoo_NMuMQRgb_cTElBf903HDnlUtDYvngjqXfAIsRRdG0XaPuHPO I feel like most places i've seen it have been in the sun. I will have to look up if I can find any nutrition facts

Does anyone know if the nitrogen fixer hog peanuts vegetation can be rotationally grazed by tractored rabbits/guinea pigs?

Any idea on protein content of the plant itself?

Thank you

interesting