Where are my yuccas. I want to be able to id banana yucca correctly. Tasajil (jumping cactus) fruit can supposedly can be used as a cough drop but o would not try it. To hard to clean of the little owies. Prickly pear tunas usually taste better purple. The yucca with the white flowers growing around a column stick in the center have edible flowers and the center stick is edible when cooked.

user_7n1unv 10 days ago

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I would love to see Hordeum pusillum little barley and phalaris Caroliniana maygrass

user_vl668u 17 days ago

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When I try to upload a photo of my Nemophila maculata, it doesn’t exist. When I try to “request a species,” the app freezes and I have to exit and reopen.

user_zj00bh 18 days ago

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Having a section for what it has been used for historically, medicinally? That would be amazing

user_fy0b6u 18 days ago

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Currently on free version and input a few but all my entries are by date. Can't sort my list or see a search option. Not sure if this is a paid feature.

user_gcy5d2 about 1 month ago

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Is there, or can there be, a way to view the entire catalog of species regardless of location? When viewing all species for all months, it seems to be restricted to my location only. Thanks!

user_zlm0ca 2 months ago

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I think it would be awsome if you incorporated falling fruit into the app

user_vl668u 2 months ago

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Did a quick search and I’m surprised it hasn’t been requested yet. Very visually different from Broadleaf Plantain, but just as common and useful.

user_wvwwio 2 months ago

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Can you please add Day Lily? They are beautiful and their flowers are delicious! They have a long history of being a great snack in China and my own home right here in Fargo! Their flowers wilt so quickly, identifying them before they bloom can be tricky.

user_6jjssp 2 months ago

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Here's the description I copied from a Google search: American hog-peanut (Amphicarpaea bracteata) is a native North American vine in the bean family (Fabaceae) known for its twining stems, three-leaflet leaves, and unique flowers that can be pollinated above or below ground, producing edible seeds in pods that resemble peanuts. It's a valuable nitrogen-fixing plant that thrives in moist woodlands, thickets, and along roadsides, providing food and habitat for wildlife.

user_nzzxto 3 months ago

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Could you please add common lilac flowers (Syringa vulgaris)? Thank you!

user_yhhsan 3 months ago

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Pinus eldarica A lot found in arid southwest regions Thank you

user_u4ty63 3 months ago

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Fairly common and easily identifiable in the eastern half of North America. Edible greens and tubers. Would love to see it in the app!

user_fw6wj4 3 months ago

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Would love to be able to try a local sichuan peppercorn

user_adsisq 3 months ago

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Thank you so much for the free guide. Hope to become paying member soon especially if the SHTF and it is leaning that way.

user_rl4np9 4 months ago

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Hey guys, there’s a typo in some of the introductory info. Cheers!

user_hskr1l 4 months ago

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sunchokes (Jerusalem artichokes, Helianthus tuberosus. Thank you!

user_z9jgje 4 months ago