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#WildEdibleWednesday 3/7 - Eastern Redbud

March 7, 2018 Alex Bryant
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"Many tribes also had a tradition of decorating their dwellings with redbud wreaths and twigs, to help “drive out the spirit of winter” and bring on planting time."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags plants, plant medicine, edible plants in Georgia, edible plants, wilderness survival, survival, wild edibles, #WildEdibleWednesday, native lore, natural medicine, native plants, history, redbud, trees

#WildEdibleWednesday 2/21 - Yucca

February 21, 2018 Alex Bryant
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"Yucca has several survival and bushcraft uses, and they’re all really, really cool. Three particular ones stand out, however."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags plants, yucca, wilderness survival, wild edibles, plant medicine, native lore, traditional medicine, botany, taxonomy, native plants, edible plants, edible plants in Georgia, #WildEdibleWednesday

#WildEdibleWednesday 2/7 - River Cane

February 7, 2018 Alex Bryant
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"Where river cane really shines is in bushcrafting. The uses of river cane for projects big and small is limited only by your imagination. While not big enough to make cups, bowls, spar poles, and improvised iPhone speakers (if you know, you know) like bamboo, river cane is still a highly useful resource."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags wilderness survival, survival, wild edibles, edible plants, Bushcraft, native lore, history, native plants

#WildEdibleWednesday 1/31 - Creeping Cedar

January 31, 2018 Alex Bryant
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"The first fossil records we have of this species are from the Carboniferous period, about 400 million years ago. Remains of this exact plant are being burned as coal this very day."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags plants, plant medicine, firecraft, herbology, gathering, botany, taxonomy, native lore, native wisdom

#WildEdibleWednesday 11/29 - Hickory

November 29, 2017 Alex Bryant
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"Tall, tough, and stout, hickories are among the most useful and desirable trees in the forest. Like oaks, there are a lot of different species of hickories, but also like oaks, it doesn’t really matter that much."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags wild edibles, food, medcine, trees, nature, lore, native wisdom, native lore, taxonomy, botany, forestry, foraging

#WildEdibleWednesday 10/11 - Goldenrod

October 11, 2017 Alex Bryant
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"Goldenrod gets a bad rap for causing fall allergies, and it’s not surprising why… the bright yellow flower heads look like pure pollen. However, it’s really a case of mistaken identity..."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags wild edibles, native wisdom, native lore, plant medicine, Plants, traditional medicine, food

#WildEdibleWednesday 9/27 - Eastern Blazing Star

September 27, 2017 Alex Bryant
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"There are not many prettier sights in the South than walking through an open field while hunting or gathering and seeing these tall, showy flower stalks shooting out of the broomsedge like purple fireworks."

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags wild edibles, survival, medicine, plant medicine, homesteading, herbology, botany, taxonomy, traditional medicine, native wisdom, native lore

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