Dandelion plant

Dandelion is just a weed to some, but savvy foragers know how to use it for free food and medicine. We\'ll share how, plus tips to get rid of excess plants. via @

Wondering which wild edible to eat right now? = Dandelion. She seems to always be available, offering superior nourishment throughout the growing season. In this mid-fall moment, I like to gather her leaves and add them to salads, adding just enough; too much and the salad becomes too bitter. I also

Dandelions are more than just pesky weeds – the leaves, flowers, and roots are edible and nutritious. Learn how to grow dandelions now on Gardener's Path.

Harvesting and Using Dandelion Roots Photo: nuts.com We talk a lot about what can be made from the dandelion flower and stalk. We actually have provided our readers with a number of recipes like these ........ Dad’s Dandelion Wine MIY Dandelion Bread Dandelion Jelly But the dandelion root itself is not only editable but can ...

Easy to find and multiple uses makes foraging for dandelions a worthwhile springtime endeavor!

Enjoy learning about the life cycle of the common dandelion plant. 16-pages of learning fun and activities!

HOW-TO identify dandelions in your yard and…let me share a few recipes on how to take advantage of this treat>>

Although most folks dismiss it as a weed, dandelions are some of the tastiest and nutritious herbs growing wild. This common legume has many medicinal uses.

Put all biases aside on humble dandelions. It's not just a weed marring your lawn. It's a nutrient rich edible you should try in your next salad.