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  1. You might spot purslane in your favorite seed catalogs, but it can also be a weed. It grows almost anywhere because it can tolerate poor soil conditions. That said, it’s delicious. I put purslane seeds in my balcony containers and have been surprised (and annoyed) at how well it has thrived. Tastes like: Purslane makes a crunchy addition to your sa... See more

    Borage

    The small purple-blue flowers of this plant attract bees and butterflies. Borage is an annual, but it’s self-seeding. It’s quite hardy and easy to grow. Tastes like: Borage tastes like … See more

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    Milk Thistle

    You can use milk thistle in food dishes in place of spinach, though it’s known more for its medicinal qualities. Tastes like: This can be a bitter plant, but it has a sweet aftertaste. … See more

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    Cleavers

    This funky-looking annual weed has many fitting nicknames, including kisses and sticky weed. Tastes like: For such a strange-looking plant, it sure tastes good. It has a flavo… See more

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    Garlic Mustard

    Two things I love combined in one plant: garlic and mustard! This edible weed is considered invasive in many parts of North America, so you can do your part to eradicate it … See more

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    Can you eat weeds in your backyard?
    8 Edible Weeds You Can Forage in the Wild (or Your Backyard!) Instead of resenting the presence of garden weeds, you could add these wild plants to your plate. Weeds have a publicity problem. When you consider a plant in your backyard a weed because you didn't plant it there, you may decide it should be uprooted and tossed out.
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    Borage
    Milk Thistle
    Cleavers
    Garlic Mustard
    Can you eat weeds in your backyard?
     
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