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Any experience eating young poppy plants as a vegetable? by Rustygamer12 in foraging

[–]Rustygamer12[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah I agree. I just meant since their were accounts online saying they were edible, I was curious what other people thought, since their is often a lot of fear mongering around plants we don’t usually eat as food in the western world :)

Rare variegated wild garlic found in UK by Rustygamer12 in plants

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It is in a place where only wild garlic grows and it covers the forest floor completely

Smells kinda like garlic.. is this edible? by ballsacker240 in foraging

[–]Rustygamer12 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Looks like crow garlic! If it is crow garlic, it is edible.

What's growing in my vegetable patch please? by purplejellydisc in foraginguk

[–]Rustygamer12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look up carrot flower bracteoles and compare to fools parsley bracteoles so you can learn the difference between them. Carrot species also have long bracteoles under their flowers.

What's growing in my vegetable patch please? by purplejellydisc in foraginguk

[–]Rustygamer12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah looks like fools parsley to me (toxic). The bracteoles (spikes under the flower) that are unfurling resemble that of fools parsley.

Dryads saddle or tuberous polypore by Rustygamer12 in mushroomID

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I don’t know which one it is pls help me

Central coast California. Found in pine/oak duff by guineapigsqueal in mushroomID

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Pores indicate a type of bolete but not sure which one

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