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    39 Common Weeds That You Can Eat or Use for Medicine

    • There’s some debate about what constitutes a bitter cress, but basically any species in the Cardamine genus qualifies, while those in the Dentaria genus are considered toothworts. Some taxonomists and horticul… 展开

    Borage

    Borage (Borago officinalis) can be weedy in some areas, while in others it’s a treasured wildflower or a carefully cultivated herb. Again, it’s all about perspective. The bright blue flowers mak… 展开

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    Brambles

    Bramble is actually a term for multiple plants in the Rubusgenus. While we love some berry plants like salmonberry and raspberry, others like the Himalayan blackberry (R. ar… 展开

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    Burdock

    If you have burdock (Arctiumspp.) in your yard, consider yourself lucky. I know, it seems like having the Velcro-like burrs latching onto your dog’s fur or your favorite sweater couldn’t … 展开

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    Chickweed

    Chickweed (Stellaria media) is an invasive weed (it’s right there in the name!) that came to North America from Europe. Fortunately, it also has edible leaves, stems, and flowe… 展开

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    What plants are edible?
    There are many more wild edibles. Mustard garlic tastes like mustard greens with a hint of garlic. Plus, there are common plantain, cress, curly dock, chicory, and galingsoga growing in abundance right outside our doors. Even the leaves and dainty flowers of violets and violas are edible, including the tiny ones that often invade lawns and gardens.
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    Borage
    Brambles
    Burdock
    Chickweed
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