this is what i go out to get every couple of days all freshly picked and FREE

looking tasty!
I pick them weekly, but rarely manage that much variety... do you have any idea of how many types of weeds do you have in there?

Looks tasty. Can't wait for it to warm up in middle America so I can start harvesting. It's still all brown here .

I can do that in the summer here, but it's mostly dandelions and dandelion greens! you're lucky!

Stells could identify the variuos plants in the mix. I recognize dandelions, narrow leaf plantain, and creeping charlie, but other members may not. It is good mix of weeds most of which are also found in N. America.

there are 8 different types in that pile, will soon be back up to 10-15 without other edible plants I can feed a weed based diet all year round, sometimes in the winter it is bulked out with other greens (Romaine etc) and occassionally some squash.
No need for a manufactured diet here

i only know them by what we call them over here that is,
Dandelion (flowers and leaves)
Speedwell
Dandelion
Plantain
Mallow
sowthistle
jack by the hedge
Chickweed

If you don't understand any of that lol hopefully Danny will try and translate

This post was last modified: 03-18-2008 04:41 AM by stells.

I also manage to pick weeds all year round, mostly Dandelion (flowers and leaves), Hawckbit (flowers and leaves), Plantain, clover (tort doesn't like it that much...), vetch, and a bunch of other weeds I have no idea what are called. But I tend to stick to those I know are safe.
What I meant before is that in each feed I only manage a variety of 3 or 4 weeds at most. I just change those 3/4 every week

oops put Dandelion twice meant deadnettle lol

i only know them by what we call them over here that is,
Dandelion (flowers and leaves)
Speedwell
Dandelion
Plantain
Mallow
sowthistle
jack by the hedge
Chickweed

If you don't understand any of that lol hopefully Danny will try and translate I know all these (jack by the hedge = creeping charlie). What do they "two countries seperated by a common language":D

They are common weeds in the midwest but not in winter.