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RE: Wildcrafted Medicine: The Incredible Healing Properties of Lamb's Quarter
Great article on a useful edible. I especially found it ineresting that it is a remediator of contaminates in the soil.
There are well over 100 cultivars too. Here in Arizona we have 2 in the high desert. 1 is native with very small leaves and the other I brought in from my journeys (don't remember from where :-))
I am looking for a large leaf variety if anyone has seed to share or maybe trade for other seed.
Cool, didn't know there were so many varieties of lamb's quarter! We have small and larger leafed specimens on our property, and we regularly harvest and share seeds. What interesting seeds do you have that you'd like to trade?
Apache Red Sorghum grain, we use it as a gluten free alternative. And Devil's Claw seed, unripe pods like okra, unripe seeds quite tasty and roots medicinal. Just off the top o me head, have to look and see what else is available.
We have those things, but if you wanted to send a small donation to cover shipping we'd be happy to send you some seeds :)