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ShepKat

(573 posts)
10. amaranth seed makes a wonderful grain
Wed Jul 15, 2026, 07:20 AM
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no gluten tho if i'm not mistaken- so there's that. I like my gluten.
i'm sure there's videos to instruct.
stinging nettle leaves are quite nutritious when young.

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and learn about edible weeds ShepKat Wednesday #1
I always use dandelion leaves when i don't have Figarosmom Wednesday #3
Wood sorrel is delicious and plentiful in my area. democrank Wednesday #5
amaranth grows in my yard like a weed rampartd Wednesday #9
amaranth seed makes a wonderful grain ShepKat Wednesday #10
They can be popped like popcorn Figarosmom Wednesday #18
Has a sharp, sweet bite NJCher Wednesday #8
And many others, depending on area Bongo Prophet Wednesday #12
Better know your weeds very well Jersey Devil Wednesday #13
My lettice is doing fine in the heat Figarosmom Wednesday #2
How far north are you .. see my post 14.... no text jimmy the one Wednesday #15
WI by the IL border. But it is mostly shade Figarosmom Wednesday #17
I am in southern Virginia and it's 100 degrees today jimmy the one Wednesday #19
In 90s here Figarosmom Wednesday #20
Good advice democrank Wednesday #4
Everybody? Stacey Grove Wednesday #6
You don't need a yard to plant vegetables malaise Wednesday #11
My mother Old Crank Wednesday #7
Lettuce is a cool season crop, likely will not go in summer heat jimmy the one Wednesday #14
Plant it in partial shade, and give it plenty Emile Wednesday #16
Everytime I've tried to grow lettuce, the rabbits eat it Quiet Em Wednesday #21
Plant now, have lettuce in 45 to 60 days 31j20b3 Wednesday #22
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