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Wildpicking Infogroup Chapter edible/medicinal plants.

DeWildPlukkersInfoGroep
Translated from Dutch Show original
3 years ago

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INTRODUCTORY

Edible plants and their healing power:

The 7 Wonders of Seven Leaf.

1. Sevenleaf.

Yellow splendor and strength of the Dandelion
2. Dandelion.

Look without look a festive addition

3. Look Without Look.

Great Nettle ruler of the polders

4. Large Nettle.

Japanese Knotweed Invasion from Japan
5. Japanese knotweed.

Have you seen her? That beautiful giant balsam?
6. Giant balsam.

Daisies like pearls on the lawn.
7. Daisy.

The versatile power of the Elder
8. Elder.

Herbwort with the hidden vitamins
9. Knopweed.

Easter coincides with Pentecostal flowers this year.
10. Pentecostal flower.

The Jerusalem artichoke harvest can begin again.
11. Jerusalem artichoke.

The rise of coltsfoot End of March.

12. Everything about Klein Hooefblad.

Little field cherry, the choke in your salad.
13. Little Field Cherry.

Why collect hop bubbles?
14.

Why add Bird Wall as a lettuce?

15. Bird Wall.

Plantain Superfood! The tough guy of the field.
21. Plantain.

Winter purlein the balance in your salad
22. Winter Purslane.

crow look rises again in the roadside
23. Crow look.

Growing mole lettuce yourself in your flower box
24. Molsla.

With hop tincture through the winter.
25. Hop tincture.

Candlewort for a fresh start.

26. celandine.

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