Safe, Wild Purslane Proves as Effective As Western Medication

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purslane

Though we are no longer covered in snow, wild edibles are not up right now in Western PA. Yet my article about wild edible purslane (Portulaca oleracea) just came out in Natural News!

Here it is:

(NaturalNews) Many plants which grow wild and are considered weeds are not only edible, but are also delicious, nutritious, and even medicinal. Wild purslane (Portulaca oleracea) which most consider a weed is actually a green vegetable with the highest amount of heart-healthy omega 3-fatty acids of any green. Purslane is also used extensively in Chinese Medicine … (…read more here)

Spring will be here soon! And even before then, we’ll start seeing onion grass, garlic mustard and dandelion greens coming up. We’ll keep you posted.

Meanwhile, Jason just returned from building cob houses in Mexico! Even though it’s a bit off topic, let’s see if we can get him to post about that. Here’s a beautiful image of his I nabbed from his facebook page:

Cob Structure Jason Worked On In Mexico

Cob Structure Jason Worked On In Mexico

Thanks,

Melissa Sokulski

  • anymore pictures on that cobhouse,looks super interesting!
  • Gina,
    Jason is traveling in Thailand right now, but when he comes back I hope he posts more about that cob workshop! I'll let him know others besides me are interested.
    Thanks!
    ~ Melissa
  • marge7734
    I'm a newcomer from central Iowa, just discovered Food Under Foot this morning, and am impressed by the quality and presentation of the information you offer here. I've signed up for your newsletter and the other goodies, and look forward to reading more. Keep up the great work!
  • Thanks so much! It's nice to have you here...thanks so much for signing up and enjoy all the things coming your way!
  • marge7734
    I've already read the first download in the Wild Edibles Series, "Burdock"; great stuff!
    Looking forward to the remainder of the series!
    Thanks!
  • Thank you!
    I hope you enjoyed them.
    ~ Melissa
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