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Looking for a compact tree that’s both stunning and delicious? The Bonfire Patio Peach offers vibrant pink blooms and sweet peaches—perfect for patios and small gardens!
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Edible plants from my own backyard. It’s a kinder, gentler way to get rid of invasives and “weeds” #weeds #wildfood #edibleplants #naturesketchbook #naturejournal https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr03XDYOL45/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Azerothian Botany - Emerald Shimmercap
Given that emerald shimmercaps grow in Felwood, it is little surprise that the average passerby mistakes their bright green hue for demonic corruption. In truth, their color has nothing to do with fel magic. These mushrooms get their distinctive appearance – and likely their name – from their connection to the Emerald Dream [Quest: A Slimy Situation].
In stark contrast to much of Felwood’s native flora, this species of fungi remains untainted by demonic forces in the region. While one may infer it is their tie to the Dream that prevents these mushrooms from succumbing to fel influence, the full explanation is a bit more nuanced – emerald shimmercaps have the unique ability to purify corruption [Quest: A Slimy Situation].
It makes sense, then, why many of these mushrooms are typically found near pools of fel-tainted water [Quest: A Slimy Situation]. By cleansing water sources in the region, this species of fungi could very well aid in stemming the spread of demonic corruption throughout northern Kalimdor.
Due to their magical nature, emerald shimmercaps are also highly effective at treating infections demonic in origin. When an undead single-handedly transformed the denizens of an outpost into fel slimes, one dryad made a paste from the mushroom that prevented a tauren from mutating along with them [Quest: A Slimy Situation, Quest: The Tainted Ooze].
Because of the Cenarion Circle’s efforts to heal Felwood, it is unclear if this species of fungi was planted deliberately or if it is endemic to the region.
There is apparently no known toxicity to magnolia (unless you have an allergy). However I wanted to find magnolia species that have traditio
Edible Magnolia Flowers (not an exhaustive list)
Magnolia coco
Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia denudata
Magnolia hypoleuca
Magnolia kobus
Magnolia liliflora
Magnolia mexicana
Magnolia pterocarpa
Magnolia soulangeana
Edible Magnolia Flower Recipes
Braised Magnolia Flower Buds
Magnolia Flower & Tempeh Dumplings
Magnolia Syrup Recipe
Magnolia Flower Vinegar
Pickled Magnolia Flowers
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Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus syn Rosmarinus officinalis) flowers. Rosemary is a wonderful fragrant flavoring and also an ornamental plant in mediteranian climates. There are varieties that are supposed to be both drought tolerant and cold hardy but I haven't had luck getting it to survive when planted outdoors in Colorado. It does well in the greenhouse however. #Rosemary #Salvia_rosmarinus #Salvia #rosmarinus #officinalis #edibleplants #culinaryplants #CUgreenhouse (at CU Greenhouse) https://www.instagram.com/rhisiart_photography/p/CYmH0f-rS6h/?utm_medium=tumblr
Some useful, common plants in Pennsylvania. The yellow plant, Goldenrod, is a wildflower that blooms in late summer, can be used medicinally to treat inflammation, pains related to arthritus, and skin conditions. The purple plant is Thistle. While beautiful looking, it has been considering to be a nuisance plant throughout human history. Luckily, the roots of the plant are edible and can be used in a poultice for treating soreness. most know the spikey plant, Milkweed, as the preferred food of the Monarch Butterfly, so I wouldn't reccomend picking them. For the most part it is considered poisonous but indigenous tribes would chew the roots to treat dysentery. While my photos of the blackberries (or raspberries) aren't the best, any outdoorsman of PA can identify these. Ripe and delicious when they're black. The wild grapes which appear dark blue, are a bit of a mystery, showing up on our farm in the last couple years. They don't really taste that great, but are edible and native to PA. Maybe they can be used to make wine 🤔. : : #goldenrod #thistle #milkweed #blackberry #raspberry #wildgrapes #edibleplants #medicinalplants https://www.instagram.com/p/CHyipfapy4b/?igshid=l4nexgmyjaxa
🌿 There is an indescribable joy about picking a tiny plant in the middle of a forest. 🌿
(On that note, the second picture is of an apple clover! They are perfectly edible, and they taste a bit like sour cooking apples (albeit slightly nicer). You can find them in large clumps around the base of trees, as shown in the picture below.)
