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Justin Telford shares with us January's wild-edibles...
Dandelion Nettle Daisy leaf Gorse flower Greater Plantain Ribwort Plantain Buck's Horn Plantain (coastal) Scurvy Grass Hogweed Chickweed Sea beet Sea Radish Pennywort(particularly good at the moment) hawkbit Watercress Alexanders (very good at the moment) Chirvil (be very careful , as Hemlock Water-Dropwort is starting to sprout now and looks very similar, but is deadly poisonous!) Cleavers Sea Purslane Rock Samphire (still usable, but a bit over now, coastal) Yarrow Rose Hips Common Sorrel Ivy-Leaved Toadflax Wood sorrel Three-cornered leek seaweeds