South Florida species
Would love to see more south Florida edible plants added! I don’t see cocoplum, sea grape, sabal palm, pond apple, marlberry, pigeon plum, persimmon, or wax myrtle, all of which grow in my area. Greenbrier, beggartick (Bidens alba), spotted beebalm, etc. also have edible leaves that can be used as salad greens!
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Raina Leite
Jul 25
As a fellow South Floridian relatively new to the foraging world, this would be awesome! I'm out in Loxahatchee and want to learn all I can while there is still some open space left!