This is a list of edible plants, fungi, bugs, etc. Use at your own risk; I'm not an expert.
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Most terrestrial snails and slugs can be eaten, but they MUST be cooked first or you can get VERY sick.
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Berries of some juniper species are edible. Other juniper species contain toxic amounts of thujone, so double check IDs.
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Berries of some juniper species are edible. Other juniper species contain toxic amounts of thujone, so double check IDs.
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Berries of some juniper species are edible. Other juniper species contain toxic amounts of thujone, so double check IDs.
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Berries of some juniper species are edible. Other juniper species contain toxic amounts of thujone, so double check IDs.
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Berries of some juniper species are edible. Other juniper species contain toxic amounts of thujone, so double check IDs.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out. Do this in September.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out. Do this in September.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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Gather cones and heat them to make them open up. Or, lay them out in the sun for a few weeks. Then, shake the seeds out.
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"The root has a sweet liquorice flavor when it is chewed, but it is usually hidden underground until the plant flowers."
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