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The freshest are a glistening The most flavorful wild mint will show no signs of wilting, discolorationThis mushroom, dubbed the “truffle of the north” by chefs, should be springy Buy these wild leeks with the roots still attached—look for short, tender leaves attached to a round bulb.
With only a little help from me (I spread compost several inches deep on my gardens spring and fall, and keep them fenced against my goats and the marauding deer), my gardens grow: garlic mustard, chickweed, violets, dandelion, curly dock, nettles, burdock, wild madder, crone(mug)wort, wild chives, poke, catnip, malva, wild mint, bergamot, cleavers, motherwort, chicory, raspberry, goldenrod, creeping jenny, barbara's cress, evening primrose, milk weed.
With 16 evocative scents to choose from including Meadow, Vine Tomato, Wild Mint and Hyacinth at only pounds 12 each, there's no need to shy away from a little eco luxury.
 
 
 
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