WildWild Edibles and Medicinals Of Arkansas With Matt Tate Of American Survival Co

[@dalbyonemanband]

Ive heard queen anne's lace root isnt good the second year, because all the nutrients have been depleted and are sent to the bloom. Better to eat the first year young. Greetings from Marshall, Ar.

[@ONThree]

dalbyonemanband , Good to know. Thanks.

[@steveh7108]

Can you recommend a good field guide to Ozark botany ? Something that would identify and explain preparation in use for Ozark wild Municipal purposes

[@ONThree]

No unfortunately. I have not had the best luck with learning plants from books. Reach out to someone in your area that can teach you. By far, the better way to go.

[@Thehappyhammockhiker]

Arkansas wildflowers is what I have.

[@-qj6ps]

Wild edible plants of Arkansas by Charles w Kane has medicinal sections

[@livininamerica76]

I’m in Northwest Arkansas. Wondering if anyone knows of any wild edible classes around here?

[@ONThree]

Look up Matt Tate from American Survival Co. He can help for sure!

[@livininamerica76]

@@ONThree I looked him up, found a website but most the pages to see about joining classes are unavailable

[@actually_a_circle]

Yarrow (I BELIEVE/ not sure on this one) by the scientific name is achillia, and it's an antiseptic

[@DefaultName-vk7ok]

willow: good for menstral cramps carrot: aborts pregnancy taking my girlfriend to arkansas