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  1. Cogongrass Morass

    (Eat The Weeds and other things, too)

    Cogongrass in blossom in winter.

  2. The false mastic, not quite a miracle

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    False Mastic.

  3. Sedum: Stonecrop

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    Sedum with mild-flavored leaves.

  4. Harvest Moonwort

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    Self-seeded Moon Plant in North Carolina forest.

  5. Soapberry, Buffaloberry

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    Shepherdia were an important Native American and First People’s food.

  6. Chinkapin

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    The little chestnut that survived.

  7. Wild Parsnip

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    Wild Parsnip makes a flat-top yellow blossom.

  8. Lady Thumbs

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    Lady’s Thumbs are closely related to Smartweed.

  9. Pacific Crabapple

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    The Western Crabapple.

  10. Coralwood: Food and Medicine Tree

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    It’s easy to see the Coralwood is in the pea family.