Pignut – Conopodium majus We have found this early this year usually comes out May to July. Can be found in grassland and woodland. A slender single stemmed plant 20-50cm high. Leaves are feathery with narrow lodes. If you follow the fragile stem gently down through the soil, you will find the nutty tuber. This [...]
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March foraging
Posted in Forage, Pignut, Recipes, Wild Plants, Wood Sorrel on March 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
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