Spring in a British wood can feel like walking through a larder. Nettles push up along the edges, wild garlic carpets the damp ground, cleavers scramble over the hedge, and the first dandelions open on the banks. All of these are good food. Some of them grow right beside plants that can kill you.
In this lesson
Nettle
Cleavers
Wild garlic (ramsons) and its deadly look-alikes
Dandelion
Burdock
Spring salad greens and sorrels
Pine needle tea (and the yew danger)
Reedmace (bulrush)
Common mistakes
Check yourself
Key points
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