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IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT WILD
EDIBLE PLANTS
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Be
sure of your identification of the
wild edible plant BEFORE you eat it!
Some wild edible plants have very
poisonous look-alikes.
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You
may be allergic to some wild edible
plants. If you are at all unsure if
you will be allergic to a particular
plant, eat just a little bit at
first.
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*YOU* are 100% responsible for
properly identifying and properly
preparing wild edible plants that
you eat. NOT me!
You should supplement the
information on this website with
real-life practice at identifying
these plants, preferably along with
one of the excellent field guides
that are available, and with the
help of competent
people who know plants. See the
Booklists
for more info.
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For more information on wild
plants, please visit my
Ontario Wildflowers website |
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Wild Edible Plants
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**Poisonous
Plants**
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If you are going to partake of the edible bounty that Nature
provides, you should first the poisonous plants of your area. Then, the
worst that could happen from any other plant is that you might be mildly sick if
you make a mistake.
For more information about poisonous plants please click
here.
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