Disclaimer

• A hobby, done with careThe information comes from published books and websites and has been compared against several sources, but it can still contain mistakes, out-of-date names or wrong identifications. Photographs may not show the feature you need to tell similar plants apart.
• Do not eat wild plants because of this site“Edible” here means that published sources report people eating some part of the plant, often only after specific preparation. It is not a recommendation. Many edible plants have poisonous look-alikes, and the same plant can be safe in one part and harmful in another. Only eat a wild plant if someone with real local knowledge has identified it for you.
• Not medical or veterinary adviceTraditional uses are described as part of the plants’ cultural history. They are not treatments, and nothing here should replace a doctor, a pharmacist or a veterinarian. Notes about grazing describe what sources report and are no guarantee that a plant is safe for your animals.
• “Unknown” means unknownWhere no reliable source was found, the site says so instead of guessing. “Unknown” never means safe. Use of the site is at your own responsibility; its owner accepts no liability for any harm arising from relying on it.

If you think a person or an animal has been poisoned by a plant, contact a doctor, a hospital emergency department or a veterinarian immediately. Do not wait for symptoms.

Found a mistake? Corrections from people who know these plants are very welcome.