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Appalachian Ingenuity; Recipes of Comfort, Resilience: Edible encoreflower, directly following the emergence ... brook lettuce, bear lettuce, wild lettuce, and mountain lettuce — is a true spring tonic. Of course you can serve it up raw, mixed in with other ...
A pea-green cutie with slightly succulent leaves and delicate star-like flowers, this plant loves ... garden plots and along roadsides. Another wild edible, dock (Rumex spp.), ...
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North Carolina And Tennessee's Border Boasts Hiking Trails Crisscrossing A Flower-Filled Mountain ForestKnown as Roan Mountain, it's a place where brilliant flower gardens, the Appalachian Trail ... such as the cozy little town with cabins and wild views hidden deep in Tennessee's Great Smoky ...
According to the United States Botanical Garden, only about 1,000 corpse flowers live in the wild. Mongo first came to Appalachian State University in 2011. This is due to deforestation of the ...
The regular name is passion flower. The “apricots ... On one interactive Appalachian site, an adult reminisces that wild apricots made good hand grenades. An excerpt from Margaret Morley ...
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