Exploring Northwest Edible Weeds and Wild Plants

Monday, July 14th, 2008

I guess the riddle at the end of my previous post wasn’t too challenging as many of you correctly guessed that the plants explored and studied during my trip to the Northwest were indeed seaweeds and sea vegetables.
For being speedy with a correct response I’m sending Kitt of The Kittalog a packet of Kabocha Winter [...]

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