I got this from the NSRWA RiverNet Newsletter
This might be interesting. Anyone else want to go?
Wild Edibles of the South Shore
Co-sponsored by the South Shore Natural Science Center
Wednesday, August 3rd, 6-8pm
The South Shore is home to over 150 species of wild edible plants, many of which are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. Join expert forager Russ Cohen, author of the recently published book, Wild Plants I Have Known...and Eaten, on a two hour ramble through the grounds of the Science Center to learn about two dozen edible wild plant species.
There is no charge for this program but we ask that you preregister by calling the South Shore Natural Science Center at 781-659- 2559. Directions to the South Shore Natural Science Center can be found at www.ssnsc.org.
South Shore Plant Eating Seminar
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South Shore Plant Eating Seminar
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get'n-outside wrote:I might be into that.
Interesting Fact: The Indian Head River, is a great place to find wild rice and ginger.
Steven
I was always a Maryann guy. If she was at the Indian Head river, I wiould be there in a heartbeat.
Do they have any steak tip trees?
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