Mark William wrote:
D Tucholske wrote:I didn't know those were edible. We have a Whole bunch of scouring rush by where I live. I've tried chewing on one for medicinal purposes & they don't really taste good.
But, yeah, I'll try to get everything on here. I've been trying to work on it during my lunch break at work, so I can devote time to other chores when I'm off.
The tender young shoots are edible, while the older plants are considered medicinal.
Mary-Ellen Zands wrote:
Marisa Lee wrote:
Mary-Ellen Zands wrote:Finally the snow has melted enough for some flowers to be up. Although it is snowing today I know it won’t stay! I was trying to make some Easter photos so I thought I would share them with you.
Neighbour came by to show her daughter some flowers. Little Rosalie loved to eat those daffodils!
I’m usually the last person to freak out about a plant being poisonous (since many edible plants have poisonous parts, like tomato and rhubarb for example), but daffodils are really not good to eat.
You know babies! They stick everything in their mouth. No child was harmed in the making of this photo. I teach wild edible courses.
Mary-Ellen Zands wrote:Finally the snow has melted enough for some flowers to be up. Although it is snowing today I know it won’t stay! I was trying to make some Easter photos so I thought I would share them with you.
Neighbour came by to show her daughter some flowers. Little Rosalie loved to eat those daffodils!