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Weeds: Friend or Foe?
Northfield Earth Day Celebration 2021
Handout for Earth Day 2021
Here is a downloadable handout for the "weeds" session I'm leading 4/24/21. I won't be bringing paper copies as it is Earth Day after all.
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Chickweed
This sweet little ground cover plant is often overlooked, to our loss. Both great medicine and free food with a pleasant taste.
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Creeping Charlie / Ground Ivy
How much money & time is spent to try to eradicate creeping Charlie from yards? Perhaps its tenacity is an indication of its usefulness.
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Dandelion
Dandelion oh dandelion - let me sing your praises! In my opinion, dandelion is beneficial for everyone for everything. It's that good.
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Lamb's Quarters
Lamb's quarters, a very common "weed" in our area, is actually related to quinoa. A very nutritional and free food.
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Nettles
Yes, this is stinging nettles. Yes, it stings. But it is also a free superfood "weed" which loses its sting with blanching or drying.
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Plantain
A very common lawn weed that is difficult to eradicate. Thank goodness. It has so much to offer both medicinally and nutritionally!
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Purslane
If you haven't eaten purslane before, be sure to check out this information. It's a very abundant free food that can be used in many ways.
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Violets
If a kiss could be seen, I think it would look like a violet - Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Wild Mustard
Wild mustard, one of the earliest plants to show up in the spring and stays around until frost, offering its goodness through three seasons!
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Wood Sorrel
Wood sorrel is one of my favorite munching weeds, due to its lemony, bright flavor and abundance all around us.
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Yarrow
Yarrow is not exactly tasty, but is so useful, especially if you spend time outdoors, I added it here. And, hey, some folks like it in tea.
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