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Medicinal plants, Herbs, foraging for wild edibles, practice in the field
Daily practice in the field, botany college/grade 11 (and up) identification of medicinal plants, herbs, increase foraging skills for wild edibles, differentiating similar looking plants, foraging in the different seasons. Craft of plants for culinary uses: oils,sugars, salts, jams,jellies, pickles, preserves.Bushcraft, Wildcraft, homesteading, to home gardening.
Perennial Lovers 🔃💚🔁
A collections of plants known to be perennials (plants that come back year after year) 🌷🌹🌵🌿🍁 Please join and share known perennials. All are welcome 😃
Georgia Carolina area
This group is for people in the Ga/Sc area
Deep South
Various flowers (wild included), Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Grasses, etc. All growing in the Southeastern US. Mostly native to the area; some adopted in, literally transplanted from other areas of the world and have found their home here having international backgrounds. Enjoy!
USA and Florida plants and edibles
US native plants, Florida native plants
Plants of Southeastern USA
Share photos & facts of plants below the Mason Dixon line.
Coastal south carolina
Identifying foragable plants